Stoichiometry deviation in amorphous zirconium dioxide

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Stoichiometry deviation in amorphous zirconium dioxide. / Rushton, Michael J. D.; Ipatova, Iuliia; Evitts, Lee J. et al.
Yn: RSC Advances, Cyfrol 9, Rhif 29, 28.05.2019, t. 16320-16327.

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Rushton MJD, Ipatova I, Evitts LJ, Lee WE, Middleburgh SC. Stoichiometry deviation in amorphous zirconium dioxide. RSC Advances. 2019 Mai 28;9(29):16320-16327. Epub 2019 Mai 24. doi: 10.1039/C9RA01865D

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Rushton, Michael J. D. ; Ipatova, Iuliia ; Evitts, Lee J. et al. / Stoichiometry deviation in amorphous zirconium dioxide. Yn: RSC Advances. 2019 ; Cyfrol 9, Rhif 29. tt. 16320-16327.

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T1 - Stoichiometry deviation in amorphous zirconium dioxide

AU - Rushton, Michael J. D.

AU - Ipatova, Iuliia

AU - Evitts, Lee J.

AU - Lee, William E.

AU - Middleburgh, Simon C.

PY - 2019/5/28

Y1 - 2019/5/28

N2 - Amorphous zirconia (a-ZrO2) has been simulated using a synergistic combination of state-of-the-art methods: employing reverse Monte-Carlo, molecular dynamics and density functional theory together. This combination has enabled the complex chemistry of the amorphous system to be efficiently investigated. Notably, the a-ZrO2 system was observed to accommodate excess oxygen readily – through the formation of neutral peroxide (O22−) defects – a result that has implications not only in the a-ZrO2 system, but also in other systems employing network formers, intermediates and modifiers. The structure of the a-ZrO2 system was also determined to have edge-sharing characteristics similar to structures reported in the amorphous TeO2 system and other chalcogenide-containing glasses.

AB - Amorphous zirconia (a-ZrO2) has been simulated using a synergistic combination of state-of-the-art methods: employing reverse Monte-Carlo, molecular dynamics and density functional theory together. This combination has enabled the complex chemistry of the amorphous system to be efficiently investigated. Notably, the a-ZrO2 system was observed to accommodate excess oxygen readily – through the formation of neutral peroxide (O22−) defects – a result that has implications not only in the a-ZrO2 system, but also in other systems employing network formers, intermediates and modifiers. The structure of the a-ZrO2 system was also determined to have edge-sharing characteristics similar to structures reported in the amorphous TeO2 system and other chalcogenide-containing glasses.

U2 - 10.1039/C9RA01865D

DO - 10.1039/C9RA01865D

M3 - Article

VL - 9

SP - 16320

EP - 16327

JO - RSC Advances

JF - RSC Advances

SN - 2046-2069

IS - 29

ER -