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. 2012 Jan 23;134(8):3737–3747. doi: 10.1021/ja208395z

Figure 4.

Figure 4

(a) Polyhedral representation of SFO slabs demonstrating the cation order in ilmenite (left) and LiNbO3 (right). The black circle indicates an antisite dimer defect in polar corundum SFO. (b) [11̅0] zone axis noncentrosymmetric CBED pattern. A mirror plane and two GjonnesMoodie (GM) lines parallel to it are highlighted which correspond to the c glide plane. (c) The whole [11̅0] zone axis CBED pattern showing a mirror plane. The five CBED patterns shown here and in Supporting Information Figure S5 are all collected from different crystallites. (d) TEM SAED along the [11̅0] zone axis—the spots due to double diffraction are marked by arrows. (e) [241] = ⟨100⟩p zone axis HAADF-STEM image of ScFeO3. (f) [121̅] = ⟨110⟩p zone axis HAADF-STEM image of ScFeO3. The calculated images for the ordered and disordered structure models are superimposed.