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Effect of isosymmetric phase transition in MIEC perovskite on the kinetic parameters of its interaction with oxygen. / Popov, Mikhail P.; Gongola, Marko I.; Kovalev, Ivan V. и др.

в: Chemical Engineering Journal, Том 475, 146082, 01.11.2023.

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Popov, MP, Gongola, MI, Kovalev, IV, Guskov, RD, Chizhik, SA & Nemudry, AP 2023, 'Effect of isosymmetric phase transition in MIEC perovskite on the kinetic parameters of its interaction with oxygen', Chemical Engineering Journal, Том. 475, 146082. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cej.2023.146082

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Popov, M. P., Gongola, M. I., Kovalev, I. V., Guskov, R. D., Chizhik, S. A., & Nemudry, A. P. (2023). Effect of isosymmetric phase transition in MIEC perovskite on the kinetic parameters of its interaction with oxygen. Chemical Engineering Journal, 475, [146082]. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cej.2023.146082

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Popov MP, Gongola MI, Kovalev IV, Guskov RD, Chizhik SA, Nemudry AP. Effect of isosymmetric phase transition in MIEC perovskite on the kinetic parameters of its interaction with oxygen. Chemical Engineering Journal. 2023 нояб. 1;475:146082. doi: 10.1016/j.cej.2023.146082

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Popov, Mikhail P. ; Gongola, Marko I. ; Kovalev, Ivan V. и др. / Effect of isosymmetric phase transition in MIEC perovskite on the kinetic parameters of its interaction with oxygen. в: Chemical Engineering Journal. 2023 ; Том 475.

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title = "Effect of isosymmetric phase transition in MIEC perovskite on the kinetic parameters of its interaction with oxygen",
abstract = "Oxygen partial pressure relaxation technique was used to study transient kinetics of re-equilibration in the reaction of nonstoichiometric oxide Ba0.5Sr0.5Co0.75Fe0.2Mo0.05O3-δ with oxygen within a region of 3-δ stoichiometry close to the nominal oxidation state 3+ for cobalt where an isosymmetric phase transition cubic perovskite P1 – cubic perovskite P2 is observed. The relaxation data were analyzed using a macrokinetic model that explicitly takes into account the power-law dependence of the surface reaction rate on the oxygen partial pressure. A twofold decrease in the power-law exponent (n = 0.7 to n = 0.3) was found at the point of the P1-P2 phase transition, which indicates a change in the mechanism of the rate-determining step of the reaction caused by the transition. At the same time, the functional dependence of the diffusion mobility of oxygen vacancies on the equilibrium oxygen pressure does not change at the transition point, which means that the transition does not affect the mechanism of bulk vacancy mobility.",
keywords = "MIEC oxides, OPPR, Oxygen exchange, Phase Transition, Relaxation kinetics",
author = "Popov, {Mikhail P.} and Gongola, {Marko I.} and Kovalev, {Ivan V.} and Guskov, {Rostislav D.} and Chizhik, {Stanislav A.} and Nemudry, {Alexander P.}",
note = "The research was supported by RSF № 22-73-10200, https://rscf.ru/project/22-73-10200/.",
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AU - Popov, Mikhail P.

AU - Gongola, Marko I.

AU - Kovalev, Ivan V.

AU - Guskov, Rostislav D.

AU - Chizhik, Stanislav A.

AU - Nemudry, Alexander P.

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N2 - Oxygen partial pressure relaxation technique was used to study transient kinetics of re-equilibration in the reaction of nonstoichiometric oxide Ba0.5Sr0.5Co0.75Fe0.2Mo0.05O3-δ with oxygen within a region of 3-δ stoichiometry close to the nominal oxidation state 3+ for cobalt where an isosymmetric phase transition cubic perovskite P1 – cubic perovskite P2 is observed. The relaxation data were analyzed using a macrokinetic model that explicitly takes into account the power-law dependence of the surface reaction rate on the oxygen partial pressure. A twofold decrease in the power-law exponent (n = 0.7 to n = 0.3) was found at the point of the P1-P2 phase transition, which indicates a change in the mechanism of the rate-determining step of the reaction caused by the transition. At the same time, the functional dependence of the diffusion mobility of oxygen vacancies on the equilibrium oxygen pressure does not change at the transition point, which means that the transition does not affect the mechanism of bulk vacancy mobility.

AB - Oxygen partial pressure relaxation technique was used to study transient kinetics of re-equilibration in the reaction of nonstoichiometric oxide Ba0.5Sr0.5Co0.75Fe0.2Mo0.05O3-δ with oxygen within a region of 3-δ stoichiometry close to the nominal oxidation state 3+ for cobalt where an isosymmetric phase transition cubic perovskite P1 – cubic perovskite P2 is observed. The relaxation data were analyzed using a macrokinetic model that explicitly takes into account the power-law dependence of the surface reaction rate on the oxygen partial pressure. A twofold decrease in the power-law exponent (n = 0.7 to n = 0.3) was found at the point of the P1-P2 phase transition, which indicates a change in the mechanism of the rate-determining step of the reaction caused by the transition. At the same time, the functional dependence of the diffusion mobility of oxygen vacancies on the equilibrium oxygen pressure does not change at the transition point, which means that the transition does not affect the mechanism of bulk vacancy mobility.

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