Indirect Raman identification of the proton insertion in the high-temperature [Ba/Sr][Zr/Ti]O3-modified perovskite protonic conductors
Indirect Raman identification of the proton insertion in the high-temperature [Ba/Sr][Zr/Ti]O3-modified perovskite protonic conductors
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高温[Ba/Sr][Zr/Ti]O3修饰钙钛矿质子导体中质子插入的间接拉曼识别
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2009
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B. Sala
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A. Slodczyk;P. Colomban;S. Willemin;O. Lacroix;B. Sala
OH− and H3O+ species in hydrates and simple oxides are rather well characterised from their IR, Raman and inelastic neutron points of view. For the H+ (H2O) species in solid state the variability is well established and assignment remains discussed. The question of the vibrational signature of isolated proton (e.g. the ionic proton, a proton sharing its interaction with more than two acceptors) and its dynamic nature (proton gas, polaron,…) is open. H+-containing modified perovskites A(Ba,Sr,…) B(Zr,Ce,Ti,…) O3 are potential ceramic membranes for fuel cell and medium temperature water electrolysis (300–800 °C). Comparison studies of the protonated and non-protonated lanthanide/rare earth-modified perovskites of type Ba(Sr)Zr(Ti)O3 as well as Al-modified BaTiO3 show that a broad component centred at 2500 cm−1 is observed after ‘proton insertion’. Its intensity is correlated to the protonic species content as well as to the conductivity of the materials. The mixed nature of this feature is discussed: fluorescence related to the dangling bonds, A, B, C bands or new phenomena related to the ionic protons and associated electronic defect. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.