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A Borosilicide with Clathrate VIII Structure.

Julia-Maria HübnerWilder Carrillo-CabreraPrimoz KozeljYurii ProtsMichael BaitingerUlrich SchwarzWalter Jung
Published in: Journal of the American Chemical Society (2022)
The high-pressure phase Na 8 B x Si 46- x (3 < x < 5) is the first representative of a borosilicide crystallizing in the rarely occurring clathrate VIII type structure. Crystals with composition Na 8 B 4 Si 42 (space group I 43̅ m ; a = 9.7187(2) Å; Pearson symbol cI 54) were obtained at 5-8 GPa and 1200 K. The clathrate I modification exists for the same composition at lower pressure with a larger cell volume ( Pm 3̅ n ; a = 9. 977(2) Å; cP 54). Profound structural adaptions allow for a higher density of the clathrate VIII type than clathrate I, opening up the perspective of obtaining clathrate VIII type compounds as high-pressure forms of clathrate I.
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