Aging-Induced Structural Evolution of a GeSe 2 Glass Network: The Role of Homopolar Bonds
Aging-Induced Structural Evolution of a GeSe 2 Glass Network: The Role of Homopolar Bonds
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GeSe 2 玻璃网络的老化引起的结构演化:同极性键的作用
DOI:
10.1021/acs.jpcb.1c08836
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2022
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Sen, Sabyasachi
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作者:
Yuan, Bing;Chen, Hao;Sen, Sabyasachi
The structural evolution of GeSe2glass during aging is studied using Raman spectroscopy and density relaxation measurements. The Raman spectra indicate volume- and entropy-driven changes in the relative concentrations of the corner-sharing (CS) and edge-sharing (ES) GeSe4tetrahedra and in the degree of chemical order of the tetrahedral network during aging at 65 °C below the nominal glass transition temperature. The attendant structural changes involve a progressive increase in the CS:ES ratio and in the chemical order that can be expressed in the form of a reaction Ge–Ge + Se–Se → 2 Ge–Se, which shifts to the right, with lowering of fictive temperature. The isothermal relaxation of both the structure and density during aging displays rather similar stretched exponential kinetics with a stretching exponent β ∼0.54 and an average relaxation time of ∼13.5 h.In situhigh-temperature Raman spectroscopic measurements indicate that structural relaxation does not affect the anharmonicity of the vibrational potential wells in the energy landscape of GeSe2glass.