Structural Properties and Dielectric Hysteresis of Molecular Organic Ferroelectric Grown from Different Solvents
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Materials and Methods
3. Results and Discussion
3.1. Raman Spectroscopy
3.2. Powder XRD
3.3. P-E Measurements
4. Conclusions
Supplementary Materials
Author Contributions
Funding
Data Availability Statement
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
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No. | MBIet | MBIac | MBId-ac | Assignment [19,32] |
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1 | 3065m, 3075m | 3065m, 3077m | 3066s, 3077s | νCH |
2 | 2968m | 2970m | 2970m | MνCH |
3 | 2919m, 2929m | 2919m, 2929m | 2921m | MνCH |
4 | 1589m | 1591m | 1591s | νCC |
5 | 1545s | 1546s | 1547s | νCN (double bond) + νCC |
6 | 1472w, 1488m | 1483m, 1493m | 1483w, 1491w | MδCH2 + ΓCCCN + δCCH |
7 | 1438m, 1452s | 1440w, 1453s | 1440m, 1454m | δCCH + νCC |
8 | 1418m, 1425w | 1420m, 1425m | 1420m, 1424m | δCNH + νCN + νCC + δCCH |
10 | 1388m | 1389w | 1390w | MδCH2 + δCCH |
11 | 1363m | 1365m | 1364m | νCC + νCN + MδCH2 |
12 | 1322m | 1322m | 1323m | δCCH + νCN |
13 | 1272s | 1274s, 1279sh | 1274s, 1279sh | νCN + νCC + δCCH |
14 | 1222m | 1223m | 1223m | δCCH + νCN + νCC |
15 | 1155m | 1155m | 1155m | δCCH |
16 | 1113m, 1120m | 1113m | 1113m | δCCH + νCC |
17 | 1044m | 1045m | 1046s | δCCH + ΓNCCH |
18 | 1030s | 1031s | 1031s | νCC + νCN |
19 | 1004s | 1006s | 1005s | νCC + δCCH |
20 | 960w | 963w | 962w | ΓHCCH + ΓCCCH |
21 | 921w | 921w | ΓHCCH + ΓCCCH | |
22 | 893m | 894w | 894w | δCCC + δCCH |
23 | 868m | 872w | 871w | ΓCCCH +ΓHCCN + ΓHCCH+ ΓCCCH |
24 | 839s | 840w | 841s | νCC |
25 | 764w | 765w | ΓCCCH + ΓCCCC | |
26 | 741m | 742m | 742m | ΓCCCH + ΓHCCN |
27 | 677s | 678s | 677s | νCC + δCCC+ δCCN |
28 | 657m | 660m | 659s | ΓCNCN + ΓHCCN + ΓCCCN + ΓHNCN |
29 | 623w, 628m | 623w, 628w | 623m, 628m | δCCN + δCCC + νCC |
30 | 582s | 584m | 584m | ΓCCCC + ΓCCCN + ΓCCCH |
31 | 499s | 501s | 501s | δCCC + νCC + νCN |
32 | 483m | 485m | 485m | δCCN + δCCC + νCC |
33 | 435m | 436m | 436m | ΓCCCC + ΓCCCH + ΓCCNH + ΓCCNC |
34 | 329w, 334m | 330m, 334m | 330w, 335w | ΓCCCN + ΓCCNH |
35 | 274m | 283w | 277w,281w | δCCN |
36 | 123vs | 123vs | 123vs | ΓCCCN + ΓHCCN, lattice modes? |
Program | Celsiz | SizeCr | ||
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WHP | SSP | |||
Phase | a, Å c, Å | Vcell, Å3 | D, nm εs, % | D, nm εs, % |
MBI from [33] (CCDC code 1199885, Tmeas = 295 K) | ||||
MBI | 13.950(9) 7.192(3) | 1399.6(1.4) | - | - |
MBI grown in ethanol (MBIet), 3 phases | ||||
MBI1et | 13.958(3) 7.202(2) | 1403.1(6) | 86(23) 0 | 96(10) 0.10(3) |
MBI2et | 14.056(10) 7.252(5) | 1432.8(1.7) | 44(12) 0 | 44(12) 0 |
MBI3et | 14.002(6) 7.223(3) | 1416.1(1.0) | 53(11) 0 | 68(7) 0.17(4) |
MBI grown in acetone (MBIac), 2 phases | ||||
MBI1ac | 13.939(4) 7.198(3) | 1398.5(8) | 73(13) 0 | 84(2) 0.08(1) |
MBI2ac | 13.961(5) 7.209(4) | 1405.1(1.1) | 57(5) 0 | 57(5) 0 |
MBI grown in d-acetone (MBId-ac), 2 phases | ||||
MBI1d-ac | 13.963(2) 7.201(1) | 1403.9(3) | 103(31) 0 | 107(8) 0.06(3) |
MBI2d-ac | 13.975(2) 7.208(1) | 1407.7(5) | 79(22) 0 | 79(22) 0 |
MBI grown from gas (MBIgas), 2 phases | ||||
MBI1gas | 13.950(4) 7.199(3) | 1401.1(8) | 61(16) 0 | 79(5) 0.12(2) |
MBI2gas | 13.973(5) 7.211(3) | 1408.1(9) | 56(12) 0 | 62(2) 0.09(1) |
TOPAS, LB Method | ||||||
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Phase | Wt, wt.% Vcell, Å3 | a, Å c, Å | Lvol−FWHM, nm e, % a | Rwp, % b Rp, % | cRwp, % b cRp, % | RB, % b |
MBI from Ref. [33] (CCDC code 1199885, Tmeas = 295 K) | ||||||
MBI | 100 1399.6(1.4) | 13.950(9) 7.192(3) | - - | 5.2 c | - - | 5.9 c |
MBI grown in ethanol (MBIet), 3 phases, me.s.d.= 2.964 d | ||||||
MBI1et | 59.0(1) 1399.8(1) | 13.949(1) 7.1944(2) | 112.3(9) 0.055(1) | 6.36 4.49 | 7.52 5.63 | 0.25 |
MBI2et | 32.8(1) 1437.2(3) | 14.070(2) 7.2601(4) | 33.0(2) 0.003 (2) | 0.25 | ||
MBI3et | 8.2(1) 1415.1(3) | 14.001(2) 7.2187(9) | 68(2) 0.111(4) | 0.27 | ||
MBI grown in acetone (MBIac), 2 phases, me.s.d.= 3.637 d | ||||||
MBI1ac | 36.1(1) 1399.3(2) | 13.943(1) 7.1980(3) | 90(2) 0.035(5) | 4.29 2.93 | 7.20 6.53 | 0.26 |
MBI2ac | 63.9(1) 1407.9(1) | 13.971(1) 7.2132(2) | 50.2(4) 0.000(3) | 0.23 | ||
MBI grown in d-acetone (MBIdac), 2 phases, me.s.d.= 2.911 d | ||||||
MBI1d-ac | 42.6(1) 1403.4(1) | 13.9600(5) 7.2013(2) | 113.1(7) 0.027(5) | 5.81 3.36 | 9.69 7.61 | 0.48 |
MBI2d-ac | 57.4(1) 1409.3(3) | 13.981(2) 7.2096(2) | 63.7(4) 0.000(9) | 0.16 | ||
MBI grown from gas, 2 phases (MBIgas), me.s.d.= 4.000 d | ||||||
MBI1gas | 68.2(2) 1401.4(3) | 13.950(2) 7.2017(2) | 86(2) 0.0(3) | 6.36 3.95 | 8.43 5.85 | 0.34 |
MBI2gas | 31.8(2) 1405.7(2) | 13.966(1) 7.2068(4) | 51.9(7) 0.09(1) | 0.38 |
Sample | Phase1 | Phase2 | ΔVcell/Vcell_Phase1 (%) |
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MBIgas | MBI1gas | MBI2gas | 0.31(3) |
MBIdac | MBI1d-ac | MBI2d-ac | 0.42(2) |
MBIac | MBI1ac | MBI2ac | 0.61(1) |
MBIet | MBI1et | MBI2et | 2.67(2) |
MBIet | MBI1et | MBI3et | 1.09(2) |
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Balashova, E.; Levin, A.A.; Fokin, A.; Redkov, A.; Krichevtsov, B. Structural Properties and Dielectric Hysteresis of Molecular Organic Ferroelectric Grown from Different Solvents. Crystals 2021, 11, 1278. https://doi.org/10.3390/cryst11111278
Balashova E, Levin AA, Fokin A, Redkov A, Krichevtsov B. Structural Properties and Dielectric Hysteresis of Molecular Organic Ferroelectric Grown from Different Solvents. Crystals. 2021; 11(11):1278. https://doi.org/10.3390/cryst11111278
Chicago/Turabian StyleBalashova, Elena, Aleksandr A. Levin, Alexander Fokin, Alexey Redkov, and Boris Krichevtsov. 2021. "Structural Properties and Dielectric Hysteresis of Molecular Organic Ferroelectric Grown from Different Solvents" Crystals 11, no. 11: 1278. https://doi.org/10.3390/cryst11111278