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- 2023Photoelectrochemical properties of copper pyrovanadate (Cu 2 V 2 O 7 ) thin films synthesized by pulsed laser depositioncitations
- 2023Crystal structure, magnetism, electronic structure and effect of electron doping in ThCrAsN: An ab-initio study
- 2020Investigating structure, magneto-electronic, and thermoelectric properties of the new d(0) quaternary Heusler compounds RbCaCZ (Z = P, As, Sb) from first principle calculations
- 2020Physical Properties of RhCrZ (Z= Si, Ge, P, As) Half-Heusler Compounds: A First-Principles Study
- 2020Ferromagnetism, half-metallicity and spin-polarised electronic structures characterisation insights in Ca 1− x Ti x Ocitations
- 2019Theoretical Investigation of Mg-based alloys for hydrogen storage
- 2019Investigation of the Substituting Effect of Chromium on the Electronic Structures and the Half-Metallic Ferromagnetic Properties of BaOcitations
- 2019Microstructural study of nickel thin films by pulsed laser deposition
- 2018Microstructure and oxidation resistance of relaxed epitaxial nickel thin films grown on (100)- and (110)-SrTiO 3 substrates by pulsed laser depositioncitations
- 2018First‐Principle Predictions of Electronic Properties and Half‐Metallic Ferromagnetism in Vanadium‐Doped Rock‐Salt SrOcitations
- 2017The Doping Effect on Ferromagnetic Arrangement and Electronic Structure of Cubic AlAs with Low Concentration of 3d (V, Cr, and Mn) Impuritiescitations
- 2016The effect of pressure and alloying on half‐metallicity of quaternary Heusler compounds CoMnYZ (Z = Al, Ga, and In)citations
- 2014ELASTIC, ELECTRONIC AND THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF Rh3X(X = Zr, Nb and Ta) INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNDScitations
- 2012First‐principle studies of the structural, electronic and optical properties of the intermetallics semiconducting compounds RuAl <inf>2</inf>, RuGa <inf>2</inf> and OsAl <inf>2</inf>citations
- 2011Microstructure and Nanoscale Piezoelectric/Ferroelectric Properties in La 2 Ti 2 O 7 Thin Films Grown on (110)‐Oriented Doped Nb:SrTiO 3 Substratescitations
- 2011Theoretical investigation of the hydrogenation induced atomic rearrangements in palladium rich intermetallic compounds MPd3 (M = Mg, In, Tl)citations
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Microstructural study of nickel thin films by pulsed laser deposition
Abstract
Nickel is a ferromagnetic transition metal with a fcc structure, it has a low electrical resistivity and a good resistance to oxidation. Nickel has recently shown benefits in a wide range of domains, from catalysis to energy storage devices. In particular, nickel magnetization makes it useful in several topical fields such as magnetic resonance imaging or spin-controlled electronic devices. In this context, developing novel and specific nickel thin films are of important interest, especially for nanotechnology. In this work, thin films of nickel achieved on (100)- and (110)-oriented SrTiO3 substrates using a pulsed laser deposition method are presented. The surface morphology and structural properties were investigated by XRD and AFM. Epitaxial growth was highlighted by pole figures. Phi scans and reciprocal space mapping, however, reveal that the films growth on (110)-SrTiO3 have two in-plane and out-of-plane orientations. The unit cell of nickel is rotated in the plane of the film by ±5° and out of the plane by ±3.7°. Surface energy modeling by first principles calculations makes it possible to explain the observed growth by low surface energy anisotropy. In addition, oxidation resistance of the films has been studied by in situ high-temperature XRD. Results show the formation of a NiO oxide layer which retains the initial orientation of the Ni film. Depending on the substrate, the Ni corrosion temperature varies from 375°C to 500°C. Such difference is linked to their density and surface morphology, and results are in agreement with AFM analysis. Furthermore, thin films exhibit a homogeneous and nanostructured surface.