Demonstrates how Fe doping modifies structural and optical properties in Li3SO, suggesting practical applications.
We used density functional theory calculation (DFT) to optimize the crystal structure of Fe doped Li3SO at different concentrations. Using the relaxation method, the optimized lattice parameters were obtained, and the stability of the doped systems was analyzed in comparison with pure host material. The results show that Fe doping can significantly alter the structural and optical properties of the antipervskite. And that the introduction of delocalized iron impurities induces changes in the lattice parameters, electron densities and energy gaps of Li3SO, which can have an impact on the absorption and emission properties of electromagnetic radiation in the visible light range. Also, it was observed that the concentration of Fe doping influences the structural and optical properties, suggesting that controlled Fe doping can be a strategy to tune the physical properties of this materials for better use in optoelectrical applications.
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