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Cation diffusion in (La,Ca)CrO3 perovskite by SIMS - ScienceDirect
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1. Cation diffusion in (La,Ca)CrO3 was examined by two kinds of diffusion experiments: Sr(NO3)2 solution applied experiment on the La0.75Ca0.25CrO3 surface and a diffusion couple experiment of La0.95Sr0.05CrO3/La0.75Ca0.25CrO3, with secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) analysis.
2. The bulk chemical interdiffusion coefficients for Ca–Sr from the two different experiments were almost on the same line in the temperature dependence plots, as follows: Dbulk(cm2s−1)=2.66×10−2·exp−318(kJmol−1)RT(1173−1673K).
3. The grain boundary chemical interdiffusion coefficients for Ca–Sr were obtained by the SIMS depth profiles with a new fitting equation, as follows:Dgb(cm2s−1)=10.1·exp−261(kJmol−1)RT(1173−1373K).
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