Benjamin Knies , Ingo Hartenbach , M. Weil (Editor)
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Abstract
The crystal structure of defect-scheelite type Nd2/3[WO4] consists of [WO4]2− tetrahedra and trigonal [NdO8]13– dodecahedra.
Neodymium(III) ortho-oxidotungstate(VI) was synthesized as a side-product in an unsuccessful synthesis attempt at fluoride derivatives of neodymium tungstate in fused silica ampoules, using neodymium(III) oxide, neodymium(III) fluoride and tungsten trioxide. Violet, platelet-shaped single crystals of the title compound emerged of the bulk, which crystallize in the defect scheelite type with a trigonal dodecahedral coordination of oxide anions around the Nd3+ cations and the hexavalent tungsten cations situated in the centers of oxide tetrahedra.