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FeO (Fe1-xO wüstite; this study's sample Fe0.94O)

Birch-Murnaghan (order unspecified) · Cited · 2004

V₀
Unknown basis
K₀
154.800
GPa
Isothermal
K′
5.060
dimensionless

Volume (V₀)

Value Unit Basis Z
Unknown basis

Reported value and unit are preserved as extracted. Z (formula units per cell) is not stored yet, so molar ↔ ų/f.u. conversion is not applied automatically.

Composition

OxideMolar
FeO1

Formula: FeO

Conditions & method

Tref
Pref
Structure
B1 rocksalt (Fm-3m)
Method
experiment (Brillouin / ultrasonic / elasticity)
ultrasonic elasticity measurements (Jackson et al. 1990, cited)
Sample
FeO equation of state from Jackson et al. [15], used to calculate change in sample length with pressure

Source

Paper
Pressure-Induced Magnetization in FeO: Evidence from Elasticity and Mössbauer S…
Authors
Anastasia Kantor; Steven D. Jacobsen; I. Kantor; Leonid Dubrovinsky; Catherine McCammon; H. J. Reichmann; I. N. Goncharenko
DOI
10.1103/physrevlett.93.215502
Year
2004
Journal
Physical Review Letters
Origin
Cited (quoted from earlier work)

Evidence from the paper

An isothermal equation of state for FeO [15] was used to calculate the change in sample length with pressure. ... [15] I. Jackson et al., J. Geophys. Res. 95, 21671 (1990). Birch Murnagham's equation of state for FeO: K = 154.8(2) GPa, K' = 5.06(6) GPa.

Additional notes

note on Kp unit
The paper prints 'K' = 5.06(6) GPa', although K' is normally dimensionless; value copied verbatim.
K0 type note
Referred to in text as 'an isothermal equation of state for FeO [15]'.
usage
This cited EOS was used to compute sample length change with pressure for GHz ultrasonic elasticity measurements of Fe0.94O to 9.6 GPa.
ambient cell parameter this study
a = 4.3068(1) Å for Fe0.94O single crystal (measured at ambient conditions; lattice parameter, not a fitted V0)
isotropic adiabatic moduli linear fits this study
{
  "KS_below_4.7GPa": "KS = 153(1) + 6.1(4)*P (GPa)",
  "KS_4.7_to_10GPa": "KS = 165(1) + 3.7(3)*P (GPa)",
  "note": "These are linear pressure fits to adiabatic bulk modulus from GHz ultrasonics, not static EOS fit parameters."
}