Abstract
Neutron and X-ray diffraction experiments have shown that NaV2O5 consists of zig-zag V chains of average valence 4.5 rather than a charge ordered state at room temperature. Both these experiments revealed superlattice reflections below the phase transition temperature TSP≈34K. The modulation below TSP is due to displacements predominantly of V atoms for which we propose a model.
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