We have been working on halide doublel perovskites, but we couldnt substitute rare earth elements using hydrothermal method. we have tried different composition and concentration, but couldnt achieve it. we couldnt get where we miss it. please let us know what we have to consider
Bhavasree Sreedhar in your question you have mentioned as doublel Perovskites (I can understand it as double Perovskites). What is the molecular formula of your double Perovskite? and what is the rare earth element you want to substitute? Also please mention the reactants (starting materials), and the solvent. If it is water it is the hydrothermal reaction, if any other solvent it will be called solvothermal. Based on the filling factor and reaction temperature, the envisaged material can be synthesized. If you believe me, send all the details to my email, then I can give some suggestions to synthesize the expected material with the rare-earth element: [email protected].
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