THE ROLE OF IDEAL AND REAL CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE IN THE SOLID-STATE DECOMPOSITION OF SILVER OXALATE - EXPERIMENTAL DIFFRACTION STUDIES AND THEORETICAL CALCULATIONS
Dy. Naumov et al., THE ROLE OF IDEAL AND REAL CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE IN THE SOLID-STATE DECOMPOSITION OF SILVER OXALATE - EXPERIMENTAL DIFFRACTION STUDIES AND THEORETICAL CALCULATIONS, Solid state ionics, 101, 1997, pp. 1315-1320
The results of a single-crystal structure solution and refinement for
silver oxalate are reported. Possible anion-anion, cation-cation and a
nion-cation interactions in the crystal and their role in the solid-st
ate decomposition are discussed on the basis of (i) a detailed analysi
s of the Ag2C2O4 crystal structure, (ii) a statistical analysis of dat
a from Cambridge Structural Database and (iii) ab initio calculations.
The role of interstitial silver cations in the decomposition of silve
r oxalate is also considered from a structural point of view.