Could someone please suggest me a source where I can find all the space groups that can be exhibited by perovskite materials (and double perovskites or other distorted perovskites)? The study can be both experimental or theoretical.
Many thanks in advance.
Achintha Ihalage
The book I would recommend is 'Structure, properties, and preparation of perovskite-type compounds' Francis S Galasso Pergamon Press (1969). This contains an enormous list of materials with the a, b and c dimensions from XRD. Chapter 2 (Structure of perovskite-type compounds) contains a wealth of information. There's a copy available for as little as $8.50 on Abebooks:
https://tinyurl.com/yawg4qv9
I suspect your library has this already or inter-library loan if you have to wait and can't afford $8.50...
Dear Achintha Ihalage, I don't know if an "exhaustive list of space groups" exists. However, the attached article may give you some initial overview.
Dear Achintha Ihalage
The paper Dr. Frank T. Edelmann indicates is quite clear about the possible space groups.
Have in mind that distortions, substitutions (isomorphically or interstitial), synthetic pathways may change the expected symmetry, due to the extreme conditions of ions accommodations inside the unit cell, those spaces groups are the supergroups.
Nevertheless, more than 95 % of the time will be one of the related.
Best regards,
WNM
Achintha Ihalage
The book I would recommend is 'Structure, properties, and preparation of perovskite-type compounds' Francis S Galasso Pergamon Press (1969). This contains an enormous list of materials with the a, b and c dimensions from XRD. Chapter 2 (Structure of perovskite-type compounds) contains a wealth of information. There's a copy available for as little as $8.50 on Abebooks:
https://tinyurl.com/yawg4qv9
I suspect your library has this already or inter-library loan if you have to wait and can't afford $8.50...
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