Ca2TaO6

Ca2TaO6 is a ternary oxide compound. It is a perovskite-type material with the chemical formula Ca2TaO6. The crystal structure of Ca2TaO6 is typically monoclinic. This compound is a member of the calcium tantalate family of materials. It can be synthesized through various solid-state reaction methods, often involving heating precursor oxides such as calcium oxide (CaO) and tantalum pentoxide (Ta2O5) at high temperatures. Ca2TaO6 is known for its high melting point and chemical stability. It has been investigated for applications in areas such as solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) as an electrolyte or electrode material, and in refractory applications due to its thermal properties. Research also explores its potential use in photocatalysis and as a dielectric material. The electrical conductivity and ionic transport properties of Ca2TaO6 are of particular interest for its functional applications. Its properties can be influenced by factors such as synthesis conditions and doping with other elements.