<p>The study investigates the ion beam mixing of multilayered CeO₂/Pd films for potential applications in electrocatalysis. The research explores the effects of irradiating the films with He⁺, Ne⁺, and Ar⁺ ions at varying fluences, using both Monte-Carlo simulations (TRIDYN code) and experimental techniques such as SEM, SIMS, and X-ray diffraction. Theoretical effective diffusion parameter for ballistic mixing was calculated using TRIDYN. Experimental observations showed films recrystallization for light ions and at low fluences. Ar<sup>+</sup> irradiation at the highest fluence (5·10<sup>16</sup> cm<sup>− 2</sup>) completely disrupted the layered structure, creating a porous, highly mixed film with potential catalytic benefits due to its developed surface.</p>

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Ion beam mixing of CeO2/Pd thin film with potential for electrocatalysis

  • A. E. Ieshkin,
  • A. A. Tatarintsev,
  • I. N. Kutlusurin,
  • A. B. Tolstoguzov,
  • D. S. Korolev,
  • M. N. Drozdov,
  • P. A. Yunin

摘要

The study investigates the ion beam mixing of multilayered CeO₂/Pd films for potential applications in electrocatalysis. The research explores the effects of irradiating the films with He⁺, Ne⁺, and Ar⁺ ions at varying fluences, using both Monte-Carlo simulations (TRIDYN code) and experimental techniques such as SEM, SIMS, and X-ray diffraction. Theoretical effective diffusion parameter for ballistic mixing was calculated using TRIDYN. Experimental observations showed films recrystallization for light ions and at low fluences. Ar+ irradiation at the highest fluence (5·1016 cm− 2) completely disrupted the layered structure, creating a porous, highly mixed film with potential catalytic benefits due to its developed surface.