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Structure and Stability of the Low-Temperature Modification of Compounds Cs3LnCl6 (Ln = La-Gd)

The crystal structure of the low-temperature modification of Cs[sub 3]LaCl[sub 6] has been determined from X-ray powder diffraction data by the Rietveld method. The monoclinic lattice with a = 27.286(5) [angstrom]; b = 8.291(1) [angstrom]; c = 13.305(2) [angstrom]; [beta] = 99.64(1)[degrees] belongs to the Cs[sub 3]BiCl[sub 6]-type (space group C2/c). All other compounds Cs[sub 3]LnCl[sub 6] (Ln = Gd) and the analogous Rb-compounds are isotypic. Emf measurements in a galvanic cell for solid electrolytes for the reactions CsCl + Cs[sub 2]LnCl[sub 5] = Cs[sub 3]LnCl[sub 6] reveal that the compounds with Ln = La,Ce,Pr,Nd are formed with a loss of lattice enthalpy, compensated by a considerable gain in entropy; they therefore are stable only at temperatures higher than O K. The compounds with Ln = Sm,Eu,Dg are formed with a gain in lattice enthalpy and are stable at T = OK, too. This difference is attributed to the different crystal structures of the neighboring compounds Cs[sub 2]LnCl[sub 5]: they crystallize with the K[sub 2]PrCl[sub 5]-structure (CN = 7 for Ln[sup 3+]) for the compounds with Ln = La-Nd, while the other compounds belong to the Cs[sub 2]DyCl[sub 5]-type with octahedral surroundings for the Ln[sup 3+] ions.