Sr. Jansen et al., INCORPORATION OF NITROGEN IN ALKALINE-EARTH HEXAALUMINATES WITH A BETA-ALUMINA-TYPE OR A MAGNETOPLUMBITE-TYPE STRUCTURE, Chemistry of materials, 9(7), 1997, pp. 1516-1523
A feasibility study is presented concerning the incorporation of N3- i
n alkaline-earth aluminates with a magnetoplumbite- or beta-alumina-ty
pe structure. A comparison is made with Mg2+-substituted alkaline-eart
h aluminates with a magnetoplumbite or beta-alumina-type structure. Va
rious techniques such as X-ray diffraction, luminescence spectroscopy
(on Eu2+-doped samples), Al-27 magic angle spinning nuclear magnetic r
esonance spectroscopy, and IR spectroscopy are used in order to distin
guish between the magnetoplumbite- and the beta-alumina-type structure
as well as to investigate the incorporation of N3- and Mg2+ The incor
poration of N3- is possible for materials with a beta-alumina-type str
ucture, resulting in BaAl11O16N, but negligible for materials with a m
agnetoplumbite-type structure (Sr and Ca).