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Reversible Phase Transition with Ultralarge Dielectric Relaxation Behaviors in Succinimide Lithium(I) Hybrids
journal contribution
posted on 2018-01-20, 18:50 authored by Yun-Zhi Tang, Bin Wang, Hai-Tao Zhou, Shao-Peng Chen, Yu-Hui Tan, Chang-Feng Wang, Chang-Shan Yang, He-Rui WenDielectric relaxations
have widely applied on high permittivity capacitors, dielectric switches,
ferroelectrics, pyroelectrics, and electrical insulating materials.
However, few investigations of large dielectric relaxation behaviors
on organic–inorganic hybrid materials have been documented
before. Here we present a novel two-dimensional succinimide lithium(I)
hybrid compound, [Li(PDD)2ClO4]n, 1, (PDD = 2,5-pyrrolidinedione = succinimide)
which shows reversible phase transition behavior in the vicinity of
228 K accompanied by an unusual symmetry breaking from I41/amd to C2/c. X-ray single crystal diffractions analysis indicates
the twist motion of pyrrolidine heterocycles, and order–disorder
motion of ClO4– anions triggered the
reversible phase transition. By means of an intuitive crystallographic
model (rattling ion model), we further illustrated the mechanism of
the interesting reversible phase transition. Particularly, 1 shows ultralarge dielectric relaxation behavior in the vicinity
of the phase transition by its dielectric constant dependence on temperatures
and frequencies as well as its Cole–Cole relation.