Síntese e caracterização de manganitas de bismuto
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2016-08-17
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Ferreira, Rafael Aparecido [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Este trabalho teve como objetivo otimizar rotas de síntese de diferentes métodos de materiais cerâmicos monofásicos e estudar propriedades cristalográficas e magnéticas de manganitas destes materiais. Foram utilizados os métodos da reação no estado sólido, método da reação de combustão e o método hidrotérmico. Após otimização, foram sintetizadas pelo método da reação de combustão amostras com composição nominal Bi1-xMxMn2O5, onde (M= Eu, Er e x = 0,10). Para obter as fases desejadas, os materiais sintetizados pelo método da combustão foram tratados termicamente a diferentes temperaturas de 600°C, 700°C e 800°C para amostras de composição BiMn2O5, e a 900°C para as amostras com substituições de Eu e Er. Já, as amostras obtidas pelo método da reação no estado sólido foram tratadas a 700, 750 e 800°C por 24 horas em cada temperatura. Para o estudo da das fases cristalográficas formadas nos materiais foi utilizada a difração de raios X, seguida do refinamento estrutural pelo método de Rietveld. Os métodos de síntese, por combustão com ureia e de reação no estado sólido, permitiram obter amostras monofásicas para o material com composição nominal BiMn2O5, que apresentaram estrutura perovisquita do tipo mulita e grupo espacial Pbam, a reação de combustão com ureia permitiu também obter amostras monofásicas para a composição nominal Bi1-xMxMn2O5, na qual (M = Eu e x = 0,10), onde foi observada a formação de um material monofásico com a mesma estrutura e grupo espacial do BiMn2O5 (ICSD-026806), que sugere a substituição do sítio do Bi+3 por cátions Eu+3, para as composições nominais onde x = 0,1. A microscopia eletrônica de varredura indicou que o material sintetizado pelo método de combustão por ureia apresentou uma boa distribuição de partículas da ordem de 300 nm, enquanto que o método da reação no estado sólido permitiu obter amostras da ordem de 1 µm. No estudo do comportamento magnético das amostras foram realizadas medidas magnéticas em função da temperatura em procedimento ZFC (medida de magnetização com resfriamento sem campo magnético aplicado) e FC (medida de magnetização com resfriamento com campo magnético aplicado) na faixa de temperaturas de 2 a 300 K, para campos magnéticos aplicados de 100 Oe, para as amostras obtidas pelo método do estado sólido, que apresentaram comportamento típico antiferromagnético nas duas curvas (TN ~ 40 K). As medidas de magnetização em função da temperatura, obtidas pelo procedimento ZFC-FC, indicaram que as amostras com composição BiMn2O5, obtidas pelos métodos da reação por combustão apresentam uma resposta típica antiferromagnética com TN ~ 40 K nas curvas medidas em modo ZFC. Tal resposta se deve a ocupação dos cátions de Mn+3 nos sítios pirâmide tetragonal e Mn+4 nos sítios octaédricos da estrutura perovisquita do tipo mulita. Por fim, as amostras com composição nominal Bi0,9Eu0,1Mn2O5 apresentam um aumento na magnetização do material trazendo uma componente ferromagnética para o mesmo observada na sua curva FC com TC em 44,3 K. Isto ocorre devido a o momento magnético não nulo dos íons Eu3+, que ocupam os sítios octaedrais do bismuto.
The objective of this work is to optimize different methods of routes for synthesis of monophasic ceramic materials, and to study the crystallographic as well as its manganites magnetic properties. The reaction methods to be analyzed were the solid state reaction method, the combustion reaction method and the hidrothermic method. After optimization, the samples with nominal composition of Bi1-xMxMn2O5 (M= Eu, Er e x = 0.10) were synthesized using the combustion reaction method. With the aim of obtaining the desired phases, the synthesized materials using the combustion reaction method were then treated thermally at 600, 700 and 800oC for the samples presenting composition BiMn2O5, and 900oC for the samples containing substitutions Eu and Er. The samples obtained by the solid state reaction method were treated at 700, 750 and 800oC for 24 hours for each temperature. The X-ray diffraction using the Rietveld method for structural refining was used to study the crystallographic phases formed in the studied materials. The synthesis methods for combustion with urea as well as solid state allowed to obtain monophasic samples for the materials with nominal composition of BiMn2O5. They presented perovskite-like mullite-type structure with special group Pbam. The combustion reaction method with urea also allowed to obtain monophasic samples with nominal composition Bi1-xMxMn2O5, (M = Eu e x = 0.10), where it was possible to observe the formation of a monophasic material with the same structure and space group of BiMn2O5 (ICSD-026806). This result suggests the substitution of the Bi3+ site for Eu3+ cations for the nominal compositions with x = 0.1. The scanning electron microscopy indicated that the materials synthesized for combustion with urea presented a good particle distribution in the order of 300 nm, while the materials synthesized for solid state allowed to obtain samples in the order of 1 µm. The studies involving the magnetic behavior of the samples were performed through magnetic measurements as a function of temperature with ZFC (zero field cooled), as well as FC (field cooled). The measurements were performed in the range of temperatures from 2 to 300 K for the applied magnetic fields of 100 Oe when used samples obtained by the solid state reaction method. They presented typical antiferromagnetic behavior in the two curves (TN ~ 40 K). The measurements of magnetization as a function of temperature obtained through the ZFC-FC procedures indicated that the samples with composition BiMn2O5 obtained by the combustion reaction method presented a typical antiferromagnetic response with TN ~ 40 K in the curves measured in ZFC mode. Such a response is due to the occupation of Mn3+ cation in the tetragonal pyramid sites and Mn4+ in the octaedric sites for the perovskite structure mullite-type. Lastly, the samples with nominal composition Bi0,9Eu0,1Mn2O5 presented an increase in the material magnetization bringing a ferromagnetic component to the same observed in its FC curve with TC ~ 44,3 K. The last happens due to a not null magnetic moment of the Eu3+ ions that occupy the octaedric sites of bismuth.
The objective of this work is to optimize different methods of routes for synthesis of monophasic ceramic materials, and to study the crystallographic as well as its manganites magnetic properties. The reaction methods to be analyzed were the solid state reaction method, the combustion reaction method and the hidrothermic method. After optimization, the samples with nominal composition of Bi1-xMxMn2O5 (M= Eu, Er e x = 0.10) were synthesized using the combustion reaction method. With the aim of obtaining the desired phases, the synthesized materials using the combustion reaction method were then treated thermally at 600, 700 and 800oC for the samples presenting composition BiMn2O5, and 900oC for the samples containing substitutions Eu and Er. The samples obtained by the solid state reaction method were treated at 700, 750 and 800oC for 24 hours for each temperature. The X-ray diffraction using the Rietveld method for structural refining was used to study the crystallographic phases formed in the studied materials. The synthesis methods for combustion with urea as well as solid state allowed to obtain monophasic samples for the materials with nominal composition of BiMn2O5. They presented perovskite-like mullite-type structure with special group Pbam. The combustion reaction method with urea also allowed to obtain monophasic samples with nominal composition Bi1-xMxMn2O5, (M = Eu e x = 0.10), where it was possible to observe the formation of a monophasic material with the same structure and space group of BiMn2O5 (ICSD-026806). This result suggests the substitution of the Bi3+ site for Eu3+ cations for the nominal compositions with x = 0.1. The scanning electron microscopy indicated that the materials synthesized for combustion with urea presented a good particle distribution in the order of 300 nm, while the materials synthesized for solid state allowed to obtain samples in the order of 1 µm. The studies involving the magnetic behavior of the samples were performed through magnetic measurements as a function of temperature with ZFC (zero field cooled), as well as FC (field cooled). The measurements were performed in the range of temperatures from 2 to 300 K for the applied magnetic fields of 100 Oe when used samples obtained by the solid state reaction method. They presented typical antiferromagnetic behavior in the two curves (TN ~ 40 K). The measurements of magnetization as a function of temperature obtained through the ZFC-FC procedures indicated that the samples with composition BiMn2O5 obtained by the combustion reaction method presented a typical antiferromagnetic response with TN ~ 40 K in the curves measured in ZFC mode. Such a response is due to the occupation of Mn3+ cation in the tetragonal pyramid sites and Mn4+ in the octaedric sites for the perovskite structure mullite-type. Lastly, the samples with nominal composition Bi0,9Eu0,1Mn2O5 presented an increase in the material magnetization bringing a ferromagnetic component to the same observed in its FC curve with TC ~ 44,3 K. The last happens due to a not null magnetic moment of the Eu3+ ions that occupy the octaedric sites of bismuth.
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Síntese química, Perovisquita, Manganitas, Refinamento estrutural pelo método de Rietveld, Chemical synthesis, Perovskite, Manganite, Rietveld refinement