In-situ infrared imaging methodology for measuring heterogeneous growth process of a hydride phase
In the paper we report on a new methodology, which allows measuring in-situ heterogeneous growth rates of hydride phase in films during metal-hydride phase transformation. This optical method is based on infrared imaging of a wedge-shaped thin film during hydrogen loading. In the paper the method is...
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description | In the paper we report on a new methodology, which allows measuring in-situ heterogeneous growth rates of hydride phase in films during metal-hydride phase transformation. This optical method is based on infrared imaging of a wedge-shaped thin film during hydrogen loading. In the paper the method is demonstrated for Mg
98.4Ti
1.6 wedge-shaped thin film and main conclusions are supported by results of transmission electron microscopy. The methodology combined with the structural characterizations verified fast formation of MgH
2 layer on top followed by drastically slower growth of the MgH
2 phase. The initial averaged growth rate of the MgH
2 phase was estimated as ∼1.3 nm/s, and as ∼0.03 nm/s subsequently. |
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