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- 2022Thin-Film Stabilization of a Ferroelectric Orthorhombic α-Pr 2 WO 6 Polymorphcitations
- 2022Insight on precipitate evolution during additive manufacturing of stainless steels via in-situ heating-cooling experiments in a transmission electron microscope ; Aperçu de l'évolution des précipités lors de la fabrication additive d'aciers inoxydables via des expériences de chauffage-refroidissement in situ dans un microscope électronique à transmissioncitations
- 2021Patterning enhanced tetragonality in BiFeO3 thin films with effective negative pressure by helium implantationcitations
- 2021Direct Measurement of Oxygen Mass Transport at the Nanoscalecitations
- 2021Non-oxide precipitates in additively manufactured austenitic stainless steel ; Précipites non-oxyde dans un acier inoxydable austénitique fabriqué de manière additivecitations
- 2021Non-oxide precipitates in additively manufactured austenitic stainless steelcitations
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Direct Measurement of Oxygen Mass Transport at the Nanoscale
Abstract
Tuning oxygen mass transport properties at the nanoscale offers a promising approach for developing high performing energy materials. A number of strategies for engineering interfaces with enhanced oxygen diffusivity and surface exchange have been proposed. However, the origin and the magnitude of such local effects remain largely undisclosed to date due to the lack of direct measurement tools with sufficient resolution. In this work, atom probe tomography with sub-nanometer resolution is used to study oxygen mass transport on oxygen-isotope exchanged thin films of lanthanum chromite. A direct 3D visualization of nanoscaled highly conducting oxygen incorporation pathways along grain boundaries, with reliable quantification of the oxygen kinetic parameters and correlative link to local chemistries, is presented. Combined with finite element simulations of the exact nanostructure, isotope exchange-atom probe tomography allowed quantifying an enhancement in the grain boundary oxygen diffusivity and in the surface exchange coefficient of lanthanum chromite of about 4 and 3 orders of magnitude, respectively, compared to the bulk. This remarkable increase of the oxygen kinetics in an interface-dominated material is unambiguously attributed to grain boundary conduction highways thanks to the use of a powerful technique that can be straightforwardly extended to the study of currently inaccessible multiple nanoscale mass transport phenomena.