3D Data Set of Diffuse X-Ray Scattering of Calcium-Stabilized Zirconia

Proffen, Thomas; Neder, Reinhard B.; Frey, Friedrich

doi:10.1006/jssc.1996.0306

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“…These methods all cover a wide area of reciprocal space in a single exposure and show regions of strong diffuse scattering very rapidly. Other quantitative x-ray methods use positionsensitive detectors instead of film, or even single detectors with analysers, and result in high- quality data [30,31]. In contrast, neutron diffraction techniques have not traditionally been used for diffuse scattering surveys.…”

Section: Diffuse Scattering Inmentioning

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Disordering phenomena in superionic conductors

Keen¹

2002

J. Phys.: Condens. Matter

135

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Superionic conductors are materials which exhibit exceptionally high ionic conductivity whilst in the solid state. The manner in which certain structures accommodate superionic conduction has preoccupied many scientists throughout the latter part of the last century, beginning with the early debate about the disordered structure of the superionic α-phase of silver iodide. In this review, the key methods that have been used to deduce structural disorder in superionic conductors are described, and the important results summarized. The review focuses on simple archetypal systems, since these have dominated the literature, concentrating on more recent work and including emerging methodologies for deducing structural disorder. In most cases, the interpretation of diffuse scattering, as observed in scattering measurements, has played a crucial role in the understanding of these highly disordered systems and this is considered in some detail.

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Section: Diffuse Scattering Inmentioning

confidence: 99%