Wolframite-type MgReO ₄ under pressure: An experimental and theoretical study

S. López‐Moreno; Neha Bura; Pablo Botella Vives; Catalin Popescu; Daniel Errandonea

doi:10.1039/d6tc00655h

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry C

Wolframite-type MgReO ₄ under pressure: An experimental and theoretical study

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The aim is to investigate the crystallization and stability of magnesium perrhenate under high pressure.
Conducted ambient-pressure X-ray diffraction to confirm crystallization in the wolframite-type structure.
Utilized synchrotron high-pressure X-ray techniques for detailed structural analysis.
Performed computational modeling to support experimental findings.
Confirmed that MgReO4 crystallizes in the wolframite-type structure, isostructural with MgWO4.
Observed changes in structural properties under varying pressure conditions.
Theoretical predictions align well with experimental results, validating the model.

Implication

Combined experimental and computational study reveals structural properties of MgReO4 under pressure, indicating its stability.

Abstract

A combined high-pressure experimental and computational study of magnesium perrhenate, MgReO 4 , is reported. Ambient-pressure X-ray diffraction confirms that MgReO 4 crystallizes in the wolframite-type structure, isostructural with MgWO 4 . Synchrotron high-pressure X-ray...

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