Abstract
The high-pressure behaviour of Sr2NiMoO6 has been measured up to âŒ6 âGPa using neutron powder diffraction. With increasing pressure the tetragonal (I4/m) symmetry is maintained and the structure becomes more distorted. The distortion is a result of increased octahedral tilting away from the idealised cubic symmetry by rotation around the c-axis in the ab plane. The pressure equation of state has been determined and gives values of V0 â= â243.10(2) Ă 3, B0 â= â155(2) GPa and Bâ â= â3.1(6). We also report the high temperature behaviour at ambient pressure and observe a transition from tetragonal to cubic symmetry at ⌠573 âK.
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