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  • 2024Crystallization Mechanisms in New Bismuth Borotellurite Glass-Ceramics1citations
  • 2023Operando nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy: Detection of the onset of metallic lithium deposition on graphite at low temperature and fast charge in a full Li-ion battery7citations
  • 2023Resolved-detrimental langasite-type surface crystallization in yttrium lanthanum gallium-rich heavy metal oxide glasses for infra-red optical fiber applicationscitations
  • 2023Resolved‐detrimental surface crystallization in yttrium lanthanum gallate glasses for optical fiber applications3citations
  • 2020A comprehensive study of the glass/translucent anti-glass/transparent ceramic structural ordering in the Bi2O3Nb2O5–TeO2 system21citations
  • 2020La2Ga3O7.5: a metastable ternary melilite with a super-excess of inter- stitial oxide ions synthesized by direct crystallization of the melt19citations
  • 2019Deconvolution method of $^{29}$Si MAS NMR spectra applied to homogeneous and phase separated lanthanum aluminosilicate glasses20citations
  • 2019Highly Transparent Fluorotellurite Glass-Ceramics: Structural Investigations and Luminescence Properties9citations
  • 2014Temperature Dependent 4-, 5- and 6-Fold Coordination of Aluminum in MOCVD-Grown Amorphous Alumina Films: From Local Coordination to Material Properties8citations
  • 2013Temperature-Dependent 4‑, 5- and 6‑Fold Coordination of Aluminum in MOCVD-Grown Amorphous Alumina Films: A Very High Field 27Al-NMR study82citations
  • 2003Experimental study of the aluminum droplet combustion under forced convection. Influence of the gaseous atmospherecitations

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  • Allix, Mathieu
  • Cholin, Marine
  • Duclère, J.-R.
  • Chenu, Sébastien
  • Couderc, Vincent
  • Thomas, Philippe
  • Carles, Pierre
  • Colas, Maggy
  • Cornette, Julie
  • Delaizir, Gaëlle
  • Genevois, Cécile
  • Fayon, Franck
  • Deschamps, Michael
  • Araujo, Ludivine Afonso De
  • Sicsic, David
  • Salager, Elodie
  • Fargin, Evelyne
  • Calzavara, Florian
  • Jubera, Veronique
  • Dussauze, Marc
  • Danto, Sylvain
  • Florian, Pierre
  • Guérineau, Théo
  • Cardinal, Thierry
  • Labrugère-Sarroste, Christine
  • Messadeq, Younes
  • Messaddeq, Younès
  • Brisset, François
  • Coulon, Pierre-Eugène
  • Dutreilh-Colas, Maggy
  • Duclere, Jean-René
  • Masson, Olivier
  • Dolhen, Morgane
  • Diaz-Lopez, Maria
  • Fan, Jintai
  • Kuang, Xiaojun
  • Yang, Xiaoyan
  • Pitcher, Michael, J.
  • Montouillout, Valérie
  • Bardez-Giboire, Isabelle
  • Véron, Emmanuel
  • Diallo, Babacar
  • Pellerin, Nadia
  • Duclère, Jean-René
  • Laval, Jean-Paul
  • Massiot, Dominique
  • Vahlas, Constantin
  • Samélor, Diane
  • Gleizes, Alain
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A comprehensive study of the glass/translucent anti-glass/transparent ceramic structural ordering in the Bi2O3Nb2O5–TeO2 system

  • Brisset, François
  • Allix, Mathieu
  • Coulon, Pierre-Eugène
  • Dutreilh-Colas, Maggy
  • Chenu, Sébastien
  • Thomas, Philippe
  • Sarou-Kanian, Vincent
  • Duclere, Jean-René
  • Cornette, Julie
  • Masson, Olivier
  • Dolhen, Morgane
  • Delaizir, Gaëlle
  • Genevois, Cécile
  • Fayon, Franck
Abstract

The full and congruent crystallization of the Bi0.8Nb0.8Te2.4O8 (BNT) glass leads to perfectly transparent ceramic in both the visible and near infrared ranges. While heating the parent glass, an intermediate structural regime order-called anti-glass-that shows chemical inhomogeneity at the nanometer scale and with a long-range cationic ordering while retaining a strong local anionic disorder is observed. Here, we report on the crystallization sequence starting from the Bi0.8Nb0.8Te2.4O8 glass system and show that an intermediate Bi0.8Nb0.8Te2.4O8 anti-glass phase (polymorph 1) is first formed, before transforming into a more ordered and ceramic material (polymorph 2). In particular, we provide a comprehensive structural study of the crossover between glass and its crystalline counterpart through intermediate steps. Similarities and differences between the structures, microstructures of Bi0.8Nb0.8Te2.4O8 glass, anti-glass and ceramic materials of identical composition are investigated in details at different length scales 2 by X-ray and neutron powder diffraction, SEM-EBSD, TEM, NMR and Raman spectroscopy. The optical properties of the anti-glass and ceramic are discussed in correlation with the structure and microstructure observations. This study paves the way for understanding the complex mechanisms at the origin of the full and congruent crystallization from the parent glass.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • microstructure
  • phase
  • scanning electron microscopy
  • glass
  • glass
  • transmission electron microscopy
  • electron backscatter diffraction
  • ceramic
  • Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy
  • Raman spectroscopy
  • crystallization