Abstract
The Ln2TiO5 (Ln = lanthanides and yttrium) compounds find use in nuclear, electronic and battery applications but there is a lack of information correlating the synthesis, structure and properties of these materials. We give an in depth review of the current available literature on the Ln2TiO5 compounds. New structural findings of the TbxYb2−xTiO5 (x = 0, 0.4, 0.8, 1, 1.2, 1.6, 2) compounds are detailed and their response to 1MeV krypton ion exposure is discussed. A single phase Tb2TiO5 sample with hexagonal symmetry is the first bulk, single phase, mono-lanthanide with this stoichiometry and symmetry to be reported. Thus this work brings together the current literature and illustrates the synthesis-structure-property relationships that are observed in this family.
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