2000
DOI: 10.1051/jp4:2000106
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Diffusion à longue distance

Abstract: Résumé. La diffusion quasi-élastique des neutrons permet d'étudier le mouvement à longue distance d'atomes ou de molécules en phase condensée ou adsorbée. L'un des avantages de laméthode est de pouvoir mesurer directement le coefficient de diffusion dans un domaine de distance où la loi de Fick est respectée. D'autre part, en utilisant un modèle de diffusion par sauts, on peut déterminer les distances et les temps de sauts élémentaires. Dans le cas d'une diffusion isotrope, les différents modèles de saut exist… Show more

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“…It should be noted that the isotropic averaging is only an approximation and it omits the fact that for a correct isotropic averaging one needs to integrate over the S(Q, ∆E) rather than the broadening Γ(Q), which produces in general a non-Lorentzian QENS broadening 33,45 . However, the deviation from the Lorentz distribution is mainly caused due to scattering processes which occur almost perpendicular to the plane of diffusion.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It should be noted that the isotropic averaging is only an approximation and it omits the fact that for a correct isotropic averaging one needs to integrate over the S(Q, ∆E) rather than the broadening Γ(Q), which produces in general a non-Lorentzian QENS broadening 33,45 . However, the deviation from the Lorentz distribution is mainly caused due to scattering processes which occur almost perpendicular to the plane of diffusion.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The technique of Quasielastic Neutron Scattering (QNS) will first of all provide evidence of the H-motion of 1 only if it is sufficiently fast to result in a broadening of the elastic line given by the available neutron scattering spectrometers. This method has been used for a wide variety of related problems such as proton conductors 20 and molecular transport in layer compounds 22 and porous materials. 23 QNS has, however, rarely been used on organometallic compounds except for the observation of reorientational motions of methyl or cyclopentadienyl groups 23 when these are the only H-containing ligands on the metal.…”
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