The interface between the cube textured Ni-W substrate, both bare and Pd-buffered, and the CeO2/YSZ buffer layer structure-required to growth YBCO coated conductors-samples have been subjected to different oxidizing conditions and have been investigated with different techniques: X-ray diffraction (XRD), X-ray absorption and Auger electron spectroscopy. Due to the Ni-Pd interdiffusion, the presence of a Pd over layer significantly modifies the substrate surface composition and the substrate oxidation mechanism. Depending on the Pd layer thickness, the formation of NiO can be completely prevented while the formation of ternary oxides and of W oxide is favored. Moreover, the Pd layer affects the extension of interface between the substrate and the CeO2 layer and the portion of uncontaminated CeO2.

Oxidation Behavior at the Ni-W and CeO2 Interface With and Without Pd Over Layer

Colantoni I;
2011

Abstract

The interface between the cube textured Ni-W substrate, both bare and Pd-buffered, and the CeO2/YSZ buffer layer structure-required to growth YBCO coated conductors-samples have been subjected to different oxidizing conditions and have been investigated with different techniques: X-ray diffraction (XRD), X-ray absorption and Auger electron spectroscopy. Due to the Ni-Pd interdiffusion, the presence of a Pd over layer significantly modifies the substrate surface composition and the substrate oxidation mechanism. Depending on the Pd layer thickness, the formation of NiO can be completely prevented while the formation of ternary oxides and of W oxide is favored. Moreover, the Pd layer affects the extension of interface between the substrate and the CeO2 layer and the portion of uncontaminated CeO2.
2011
Istituto di Nanotecnologia - NANOTEC
CeO2
Ni-W substrate
oxidation
Pd
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