SURFACE SEGREGATION OF SB IN DOPED TIO2 RUTILE

The surface concentration of Sb in doped TiO2 rutile ceramics (Ti1 - 5 4xSbxO2 0 < x < 0.1), has been measured by means of angle-resolved core level X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (AR-XPS). Depth profiles have been obtained by alternating Ar+-ion bombardment with core level measureme...

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Main Authors: Gulino, A, Condorelli, G, Fragala, I, Egdell, R
Format: Journal article
Published: 1995
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author Gulino, A
Condorelli, G
Fragala, I
Egdell, R
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Fragala, I
Egdell, R
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description The surface concentration of Sb in doped TiO2 rutile ceramics (Ti1 - 5 4xSbxO2 0 < x < 0.1), has been measured by means of angle-resolved core level X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (AR-XPS). Depth profiles have been obtained by alternating Ar+-ion bombardment with core level measurements. At low doping levels Sb segregates by substitutional replacement of Ti in a large number of ionic planes whilst at higher Sb doping levels there is evidence of a new SbTiO amorphous surface phase whose thickness involves about five ionic planes. A rationalization of the monotonic decrease of the work function throughout the doping range studied has been proposed. © 1995.
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spelling oxford-uuid:407967e7-deb5-4e22-b487-f926843f721a2022-03-26T14:38:07ZSURFACE SEGREGATION OF SB IN DOPED TIO2 RUTILEJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:407967e7-deb5-4e22-b487-f926843f721aSymplectic Elements at Oxford1995Gulino, ACondorelli, GFragala, IEgdell, RThe surface concentration of Sb in doped TiO2 rutile ceramics (Ti1 - 5 4xSbxO2 0 < x < 0.1), has been measured by means of angle-resolved core level X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (AR-XPS). Depth profiles have been obtained by alternating Ar+-ion bombardment with core level measurements. At low doping levels Sb segregates by substitutional replacement of Ti in a large number of ionic planes whilst at higher Sb doping levels there is evidence of a new SbTiO amorphous surface phase whose thickness involves about five ionic planes. A rationalization of the monotonic decrease of the work function throughout the doping range studied has been proposed. © 1995.
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SURFACE SEGREGATION OF SB IN DOPED TIO2 RUTILE
title SURFACE SEGREGATION OF SB IN DOPED TIO2 RUTILE
title_full SURFACE SEGREGATION OF SB IN DOPED TIO2 RUTILE
title_fullStr SURFACE SEGREGATION OF SB IN DOPED TIO2 RUTILE
title_full_unstemmed SURFACE SEGREGATION OF SB IN DOPED TIO2 RUTILE
title_short SURFACE SEGREGATION OF SB IN DOPED TIO2 RUTILE
title_sort surface segregation of sb in doped tio2 rutile
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