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From: Stability of non-metal dopants to tune the photo-absorption of TiO2 at realistic temperatures and oxygen partial pressures: A hybrid DFT study

Figure 3

Formation energy for N-related defects in anatase Ti16O32 (a) O-poor limit ΔμO = −4.1 eV and ΔμN = 0 eV. (b) O-rich limit ΔμO = 0 eV and ΔμN = 0 eV. (c) O-intermediate (Experimental growth condition) ΔμO = −1.5 eV. (d) Phase diagram for N-related defects (N)O, (NO)O, (N2)O. Here, on x-axis ΔμO is varied in accordance with the corresponding T and \({p}_{{{\rm{O}}}_{2}}\). On y-axis μe is varied from valence band maximum to conduction band minimum of the TiO2. On z-axis the negative \({{\rm{E}}}_{{\rm{f}}}(T,{p}_{{{\rm{O}}}_{2}})\) values are plotted so that only the most stable phases are visible from the top. The region within the rectangular red lines represents the experimentally relevant conditions at T = 848 K with a realistic \({p}_{{{\rm{O}}}_{2}}\) range.

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