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Annual Review of Materials Research

Volume 48, 2018

Property Engineering in Perovskites via Modification of Anion Chemistry

Abstract

Perovskite-type oxides have proven to be a versatile class of compounds with systematic study of their structure and various properties. Further structural variations and properties can be added by adding a second anionic species other than oxide, such as hydride, fluoride, nitride, or others. The different charge, covalency, size, and new modes of local coordination offer convenient ways to further control carrier doping, magnetism, conductivity, and even chemical reactivity. In this review we examine the recent work concerning various mixed-anion perovskites and conclude with potential new directions for the further development of these materials.

Keyword(s): mixed anion, oxyfluoride, oxyhydride, oxynitride
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Property Engineering in Perovskites via Modification of Anion Chemistry
Annual Review of Materials Research 48, 303 (2018); https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-matsci-070317-124415
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