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An X-ray search for anharmonicity in indium phosphide

Published/Copyright: August 25, 2010
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Abstract

Using a perfect spherical single crystal of InP, space group F[unk]3m, X-ray intensity data have been collected at 300° K. The data were processed using a least-squares refinement program, assuming a harmonic thermal vibration of atoms. The Debye-Waller factors obtained in this harmonic model are B(In) = 0.903(0.004) Å2 and B(P) = 1.147(0.08) Å2, with the residual index R = 2.24%. Then anharmonic thermal vibration was sought for and individual anharmonic thermal parameters for indium and phosphide ions were also included in the refinement process. The refined values are β(In) = −0.75(0.47) 10−16 J Å−3 and β(P) = −1.08(0.37) 10−16 J Å−3. Now the residual index is found to be R = 2.19%. Inclusion of anharmonic thermal vibration in the structure factor expression gives rise to Bijvoet differences between inverse reflections with the indices all even, in addition to Bijvoet differences between inverse reflections with the indices all odd. Excellent agreement, both in sign and magnitude of the Bijvoet inequalities, for a large number of reflections is observed in the present work.

Published Online: 2010-08-25
Published in Print: 1992

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