Роль неавтономных фаз в формировании и трансформации твёрдофазных оксидных систем
https://doi.org/10.17586/2220-8054-2024-15-6-755-767
Аннотация
Показано, что характер процессов в оксидных твёрдофазных системах, прежде всего в наноразмерных, определяется поведением вещества в неавтономном состоянии. В качестве основных параметров неавтономных фаз, рассмотрены состав неавтономных фаз, температура перехода неавтономных фаз в жидко-подобное состояние, равновесная (локально-равновесная) и метастабильная толщина неавтономных фаз, вязкость жидко-подобной неавтономной фазы.
Об авторе
О. В. Альмяшева
Branch of Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute named by B.P. Konstantinov of National Research Centre “Kurchatov Institute” – Institute of Silicate Chemistry
Россия
Россия
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