At 1100 K a new phase of WO 3 with space group P 4/ ncc , a = 5.2885(5) Åand c = 7.8626(8) Å, was established, and its crystal structure was determined. The previously known tetragonal phase P 4/ nmm , which is shown to exist only above 1170 K, was also refined with a = 5.3031(4) Åand c = 3.9348(3) Åat 1200 K. The difference between the two perovskite-like structures relates to a tricritical non-ferroic transition characterized by a soft mode at the Z -point of the Brillouin zone, which induces antiphase rotations of the WO 6 octahedra about [001]. The oxygen sublattice of the lower tetragonal structure is shown to possess the symmetry of the a 0 a 0 c - perovskite tilt structure F 4/ mmc ( I 4/ mcm ), which is violated by the off-centre antiferroelectric displacements of the tungsten atoms that lead to the observed space group P 4/ ncc .
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