page_title: Lead bismuthate
hierarchical_section_title: Lead bismuthate
caption_attribution_description: English: Lead bismuthate forms a pentavalent structure.3 Six oxygen atoms are coordinated octahedrally to each bismuth atom. Through the edge-sharing of oxygen atoms, a Bi2O62- layer is formed. Positively charged lead atoms are disbursed between the layers, forming a hexagonal unit cell, with a lead atom in each of the corners.
context_page_description: Lead bismuthate is a superconductor with the formula Pb(BiO₃)₂. has only been discovered in recent years in the laboratory as it is not naturally occurring. Lead bismuthate forms a pentavalent structure, significantly different from the regular ionic interactions of sodium bismuthate, but similar to that of strontium bismuthate. In the structure, six oxygen atoms are coordinated octahedrally to both the bismuth and lead atoms. The bismuth and oxygen atoms form negatively charged layers by creating repeating octahedral geometries. The positively charged lead atoms are then disbursed within the layers, forming a hexagonal unit cell, with a lead atom in each of the corners. The density of the crystal is 9.18 g/cm³. The formula weight is 233.99 g/mol. The volume of the crystal structure unit is 169.26 A³. Lattice parameters is 5.321 angstroms.
context_section_description: Lead bismuthate is a superconductor with the formula Pb(BiO₃)₂. has only been discovered in recent years in the laboratory as it is not naturally occurring. Lead bismuthate forms a pentavalent structure, significantly different from the regular ionic interactions of sodium bismuthate, but similar to that of strontium bismuthate. In the structure, six oxygen atoms are coordinated octahedrally to both the bismuth and lead atoms. The bismuth and oxygen atoms form negatively charged layers by creating repeating octahedral geometries. The positively charged lead atoms are then disbursed within the layers, forming a hexagonal unit cell, with a lead atom in each of the corners. The density of the crystal is 9.18 g/cm³. The formula weight is 233.99 g/mol. The volume of the crystal structure unit is 169.26 A³. Lattice parameters (a) is 5.321 angstroms.
caption: Lead bismuthate forms a pentavalent structure.[1] Six oxygen atoms are coordinated octahedrally to each bismuth atom. Through the edge-sharing of oxygen atoms, a Bi2O62− layer is formed. Positively charged lead atoms are dispersed between the layers, forming a hexagonal unit cell, with a lead atom in each of the corners.
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