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UK-Förderung (9.319,00 £): Synthesis and characterisation of gold nitride under high pressure conditions - synchrotron studies Ukri 15.04.2007 Forschung und Innovation im Vereinigten Königreich, Großbritannien

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Synthesis and characterisation of gold nitride under high pressure conditions - synchrotron studies

Zusammenfassung Binary nitrides exhibit a variety of remarkable characteristics, including high melting points, high hardness and a robust chemical stability. After almost twenty years of fruitless attempts, gold nitride was successfully produced recently by the PI and co-workers by implantation of low energy nitrogen ions into a single crystal Au(110) surface in an ultra high vacuum environment, and by plasma and reactive ion sputtering. The existence and some of the properties of this new nitride compound, as produced via nitrogen irradiation, have been measured. However further and more detailed analyses are hindered by the fact that the resulting matrix comprises a mixture of both gold and gold nitride, the latter making up only 20 % of the final samples. In our visit to the Advanced Light Source (Berkley) we wish to explore possibility of forming gold nitride in larger quantities and determine its structural properties. The Diamond anvil cell (DAC) is the essential tool for the exploration of pressure-temperature space and the identification of new high-pressure phases, and for performing in situ studies of their structure and mechanical and electrical properties. By using the DAC we intend to determine the structure of the gold nitride phase(s) at elevated and ambient (metastable phases) pressure and temperature. Simultaneous in situ electrical measurements will provide an excellent basis for comparison with theory and assist in our understanding of the physics of this novel material
Kategorie Research Grant
Referenz EP/F004524/1
Status Closed
Laufzeit von 15.04.2007
Laufzeit bis 14.11.2007
Fördersumme 9.319,00 £
Quelle https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=EP%2FF004524%2F1

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NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY

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