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Complementary evaluation of structure stability of perovskite oxides using bond-valence and density-functional-theory calculations

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Pages 101-107 | Received 28 Sep 2017, Accepted 17 Jan 2018, Published online: 19 Feb 2018

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Figure 1. Global instability index for typical ABO3-type metal oxides in cubic perovskite structure.

Figure 1. Global instability index for typical ABO3-type metal oxides in cubic perovskite structure.

Figure 2. Global instability index and discrepancy factors for selected ABO3-type metal oxides in cubic perovskite structure; (a) SrTiO3, (b) BaZrO3, (c) CaTiO3, and (d) BaTiO3.

Figure 2. Global instability index and discrepancy factors for selected ABO3-type metal oxides in cubic perovskite structure; (a) SrTiO3, (b) BaZrO3, (c) CaTiO3, and (d) BaTiO3.

Table 1. Tolerance factor (t), ionic radius of A- and B-ions, GII for cubic (GII cubic) and distorted perovskite structures (GII exp), a 0, and crystal structure at room temperature determined by experiment for selected ABO3-type oxides.

Figure 3. Square of global instability index (red circles) and relative total energy (blue squares) as a function of a for (a) SrTiO3 and (b) BaZrO3 in cubic perovskite structure. The curves represent the fitting results using quadratic function.

Figure 3. Square of global instability index (red circles) and relative total energy (blue squares) as a function of a for (a) SrTiO3 and (b) BaZrO3 in cubic perovskite structure. The curves represent the fitting results using quadratic function.

Table 2. Fitting results of GII 2 and relative total energy using quadratic function for SrTiO3 and BaZrO3.

Figure 4. Comparison of structure instability between total energy and GII. The line represents the linear fitting result.

Figure 4. Comparison of structure instability between total energy and GII. The line represents the linear fitting result.