I have given my vanadium oxide sample for X-Ray diffraction, I'm hoping to get the results soon. Could anyone share me the relevant XRD pattern for Vanadium Oxide (VO2) which I could use as a reference?
Dear Lokesh,
VO2 has several structures like polymorphs, depending on the synthetic route, basically the origin.
I have already seen VO2 structure like Rutile-TiO2, MoO2, VO2(High Temperature), CrPS4 structure type, so several space groups like P-1, C1 2/m 1, I4/m, p 42/m n m, etc...
Each one gives rise to different XRD patterns. There are at least 152 measurements associated with VO2, depending on the origin, natural, synthetic, hydrothermal, High temperature, higher pressure....etc
If you have a measured XRD from your VO2 sample, send me your RAW or TXT two columns file, I'll try to identify it. If pure and successfully identified, I'll send you the theoretical XRD that suites your sample.
If helpful for you, let me know.
Best regards,
WNM
Wagner Da Nova Mussel Thank You sir. I'll send you at once when I get the XRD result.
Hi Lokesh Murali , I found this picture in the reference shown below. I hope it helps.
Article Enhanced luminous transmittance of thermochromic VO 2 thin f...
Wagner Da Nova Mussel Sir I have herewith attached the files that you have requested sir for your reference.
Dear Lokesh,
I'm sending you the result I got.
You didn't mention the start material, I test it for pure V.
The relative phase quantity is somehow rough, since a Rietveld fitting should be performed to precisely find the relative amounts.
Nevertheless, may help you to decide about you synthetic route adjustment.
I have smooth it to better peak find procedure only.
I hope it helps somehow
Best regards
WNM
Wagner Da Nova Mussel Thank you so much sir. I really appreciate it sir.
Wagner Da Nova Mussel Sir, in the image attached there are certain number next to the material name like (99-900-0091). Could you brief me on what does it signify?
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