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Investigation of the Symmetries of the Phonons in 4H and 6H-SiC by Infrared Absorption and Raman SpectroscopyAshraf, Hina January 2005 (has links)
<p>The goal of the project work has been to study the symmetry of the phonons in 4H and 6H-SiC for different measuring geometries by using two experimental techniques, Raman and infrared absorption (IR) spectroscopy, and a theoretical model. The Raman spectra were measured in different scattering configurations in order to obtain experimental data for detailed investigation of the phonon symmetries.</p><p>The gross features of the spectra obtained in different geometries can be explained using general group-theoretical arguments. Using a lattice-dynamics model, we have also calculated the angular dependence of the phonon energies near the centre of the Brillouin zone, as well as the phonon displacements in some high-symmetry directions. The theoretical results are used to interpret the Raman lines in different configurations, and it was possible to estimate that if ionicity of the bonding of 12% is taken in the theoretical model for 4H-SiC, the splitting of the polar TO mode and the shift of the polar LO mode observed in our spectra are well reproduced theoretically. It was also observed that these polar modes have to be classified as longitudinal and transversal with respect to the direction of phonon wave vector, while the rest of the modes remain longitudinal or transversal with respect to the c-axis of the crystal. The Raman lines in the case of 4H SiC have been tentatively labelled with the irreducible representations of the point group of the crystal (C6v).</p>
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Investigation of the Symmetries of the Phonons in 4H and 6H-SiC by Infrared Absorption and Raman SpectroscopyAshraf, Hina January 2005 (has links)
The goal of the project work has been to study the symmetry of the phonons in 4H and 6H-SiC for different measuring geometries by using two experimental techniques, Raman and infrared absorption (IR) spectroscopy, and a theoretical model. The Raman spectra were measured in different scattering configurations in order to obtain experimental data for detailed investigation of the phonon symmetries. The gross features of the spectra obtained in different geometries can be explained using general group-theoretical arguments. Using a lattice-dynamics model, we have also calculated the angular dependence of the phonon energies near the centre of the Brillouin zone, as well as the phonon displacements in some high-symmetry directions. The theoretical results are used to interpret the Raman lines in different configurations, and it was possible to estimate that if ionicity of the bonding of 12% is taken in the theoretical model for 4H-SiC, the splitting of the polar TO mode and the shift of the polar LO mode observed in our spectra are well reproduced theoretically. It was also observed that these polar modes have to be classified as longitudinal and transversal with respect to the direction of phonon wave vector, while the rest of the modes remain longitudinal or transversal with respect to the c-axis of the crystal. The Raman lines in the case of 4H SiC have been tentatively labelled with the irreducible representations of the point group of the crystal (C6v).
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Low Temperature Oxygen Mobility Applied to Catalysis / Mobilité de l’oxygène à basse température appliquée à la catalysePenkala, Bartosz 06 November 2015 (has links)
Accomplir les spécifications des nouvelles réglementations concernant les gaz d'échappement de post-traitement des technologies automobiles, par exemple, TWC, implique la disponibilité et l'utilisation de matériaux catalytiquement actifs et notamment des composés tampons d'oxygène, ce qui peut réversible stocker et libérer de grandes quantités de l'oxygène. Oxyde de cérium dopé présente encore aujourd'hui le seul composé de référence pour un support approprié, en raison de sa grande capacité de stockage de l'oxygène et possibilité de créer facilement des lacunes en ions d'oxygène. Cependant, pour des raisons économiques et de l'abondance naturelle très limitée à quelques pays, la substitution de l'oxyde de cérium semble être obligatoire; Dans ce contexte, nous notons que l'oxyde de cérium est partie de la liste des 13 matières premières économiquement importants qui ont été identifiés par la Commission européenne comme soumis à un risque élevé d'interruption de l'alimentation. Dans ce contexte, les oxydes de type brownmillérite sont d'un intérêt potentiel, car ils révèlent oxygène mobilité ionique jusqu'à la température ambiante. En outre, ils permettent de régler la présence de défauts étendus par exemple frontières anti-phase au cours de conditions de synthèse, et qui se sont avérés diminuer de manière significative l'énergie d'activation pour la diffusion d'oxygène. Nous avons ainsi pu montrer que vice-riche nano-Ca2Fe2O5, traditionnellement connue comme une ligne phase stoechiométrique, peut être oxydé dans des conditions douces à CaFeO3, tandis que l'oxydation de Ca2Fe2O5 ordinaire nécessite généralement des conditions de réaction extrême, soit 1100 ° C et plusieurs GPa pression partielle d'oxygène. Ainsi, l'introduction d'une forte concentration de défauts semble être un concept prometteur pour transformer ligne phases stoechiométriques même traditionnellement connus pour devenir une sorte d'éponge de l'oxygène et de se comporter en tant que composé de stockage / tampon d'oxygène à des températures très modérées. Ce comportement est donc comparable à la capacité de stockage d'oxygène d'oxyde de cérium dopé, et dispose d'un potentiel réel pour l'application dans la catalyse. Par conséquent, le brownmillérite Ca2Fe2O5 semble être un candidat prometteur pour étudier en raison de ses oxygène connue propriétés de conductivité ionique.Objectif principal de ce travail est d'établir la relation fondamentale entre structure / microstructure, propriétés de mobilité de l'oxygène et de l'activité catalytique, simultanément entrepris pour deux systèmes: Ca2Fe2O5 avec la structure brownmillérite-type et CeO2 avec une structure de type fluorite. Nous essentiellement exploré les critères sous-jacents qui régissent leur composition chimique / activité catalytique, utilisant de l'oxygène comportement d'échange des isotopes par TG expériences couples de MS. D'autres études utilisant la spectroscopie Raman essentiellement permis de conclure à partir d'une dynamique de réseau modifiées pour différents isotopes de l'oxygène à la différence entre masse et la participation à l'oxygène de la surface au mécanisme d'oxydation du CO en CO2. Pour une meilleure compréhension mécaniste de l'oxydation de CO, nous avons développé un nouveau test catalytique, par rapport à une variation dynamique de la pression partielle d'oxygène dans le récipient de réaction, ce qui permet de conclure à la fois sur l'activité catalytique du catalyseur et sa libération de l'oxygène / comportement absorption , non accessible par le test d'activité catalytique classique interprétée sous un flux de gaz constant. De cette façon, nous avons eu un nouvel aperçu de différencier la participation de la surface et de l'activité vrac d'oxygène pour les catalyseurs à base d'oxyde de cérium et Ca2Fe2O5 différente. / Accomplishing specifications of new regulations regarding automotive exhaust after-treatment technologies, e.g. TWC, imply the availability and usage of catalytically active materials and especially oxygen buffer compounds, which can reversibly store and release high quantities of the oxygen. Doped cerium oxide presents still today the only reference compound for a suitable support, due to its high oxygen storage capacity and ability to easily create oxygen ion vacancies. However, for economic reasons and very limited natural abundance to a few countries, the substitution of ceria appears to be mandatory; in this context we note that ceria is part of the list of 13 economically important raw materials which were identified by the European Commission as subject to a high risk of supply interruption.In this context, Brownmillerite-type oxides are of potential interest, since they reveal oxygen ion mobility down to ambient temperature. Furthermore, they allow to adjust the presence of extended defects e.g. anti-phase boundaries, during synthesis conditions, and which have been shown to significantly decrease the activation energy for oxygen diffusion. We were thus able to show that defect-rich nano-Ca2Fe2O5, traditionally known as a stoichiometric line-phase, can be oxidized under mild conditions to CaFeO3, while the oxidation of ordinary Ca2Fe2O5 usually requires extreme reaction conditions, i.e. 1100°C and several GPa oxygen partial pressure. Thus, introducing a high concentration of defects seems to be a promising concept to transform even traditionally known stoichiometric line-phases to become a kind of oxygen sponge and behave as oxygen storage/buffer compound at very moderate temperatures. This behavior is thus comparable to the oxygen storage capacity of doped cerium oxide, and offers a true potential for application in the catalysis. Consequently, the Brownmillerite Ca2Fe2O5 appears to be a promising candidate to study due to its known oxygen ion conductivity properties.Primary aim of this work is to establish fundamental relation between structure/microstructure, oxygen mobility properties and catalytic activity, simultaneously undertaken for two systems: Ca2Fe2O5 with Brownmillerite-type structure and CeO2 with Fluorite-type structure. We essentially explored the underlying criteria governing their chemical/catalytic activity, using oxygen isotope exchange behavior by TG couples MS experiments. Further studies using essentially Raman spectroscopy allowed concluding from a modified lattice dynamics for different oxygen isotopes to differentiate between bulk and surface oxygen participation to the oxidation mechanism of CO to CO2. For a deeper mechanistic understanding of the CO oxidation, we developed a new catalytic test, based on a dynamic variation of the oxygen partial pressure in the reaction vessel, allowing to conclude simultaneously on the catalytic activity of the catalyst and its oxygen release/uptake behavior, not accessible by the classical catalytic activity test performed under constant gas flow. In this way we got a new insight to differentiate the participation of surface and bulk oxygen activity for different Ca2Fe2O5 and ceria based catalysts.
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