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Über Polyphosphide von Chrom, Molybdän und Wolfram

On polyphosphides of chromium, molybdenum, and tungsten

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MoP2, α-WP2 (OsGe2 type structure) and β-WP2 (MoP2 type) were prepared for the first time in well crystallized form by reaction of the elemental components in a tin flux. Their crystal structures were refined from single-crystal X-ray data to conventional residuals ofR=0.047,R=0.048 andR=0.030 respectively. The proper space group for OsGe2 (NbAs2) type compounds is discussed. The previously reported high-pressure compound MoP4 was prepared at ambient pressure in a tin flux. Solid solution studies show that MoP2 and α-WP2 can incorporate chromium up to the compositions Mo0.94Cr0.06P2 and W0.75Cr0.25P2, but CrP2 cannot be prepared under normal pressure. MoP2 and both modifications of WP2 are diamagnetic. Electrical resistivity measurements of MoP2 and α-WP2 indicate semimetallic behaviour. In agreement with these properties the structures of MoP2 and β-WP2 can be rationalized completely if one d state of the P atoms of one site is assumed to participate fully in classical two-electron bonds. Although the structure of α-WP2 is dominated by directional two-electron bonds, it has a tendency for higher coordination numbers and thus forms the transition to intermetallic compounds.

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Rühl, R., Jeitschko, W. Über Polyphosphide von Chrom, Molybdän und Wolfram. Monatsh Chem 114, 817–828 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00799944

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