1985-01
AUTHORS ABSTRACTThe Mössbauer spectra of five samples of FexO with compositions in the range 1.00>x>0.95 have been recorded at 298 K and 4.2 K. The spectrum of FexO at 298 K consists of an asymmetric doublet which was fitted to one Fe2+ singlet, two Fe2+ doublets and 1 Fe3+ singlet. The Mössbauer parameters vary consistently with the increasing density of defects as x decreases. The Mössbauer spectrum of FexO at 4.2 K consists of a large number of unresolved lines. The data were fitted to a series of singlets to enable the rough calculation of quantities relating to the mean Fe2+ and Fe3+ environments. The results of the fits to the 298 K spectra are briefly discussed in terms of a physical model for the defect structure of FexO. More... »
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