Abstract We have developed an empirical model to determine Mossbauer isomer-shift of dilute Fe2+ impurities in ionic and covalent binary compounds, where at least one of the host belongs to… Click to show full abstract
Abstract We have developed an empirical model to determine Mossbauer isomer-shift of dilute Fe2+ impurities in ionic and covalent binary compounds, where at least one of the host belongs to the metalloids or non-metals category of the periodic system. The proposed approach employs the use of nearest neighbour distances and differences in host atoms Pauling electronegativity. The two-parameter model predicts the room temperature isomer-shift of 22 compounds with room temperature isomer shifts ranging from −0.93 mm/s to +0.95 mm/s with a standard deviation of 0.09 mm/s and is valid for difference in host atoms Pauling electronegativity of ΔχP
               
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