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X-ray tracking of structural changes during a subnanosecond solid-solid phase transition in cobalt nanoparticles

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This work presents measurements of laser-induced solid-solid phase transitions in Co nanoparticles, using time-resolved wide-angle x-ray scattering with < 100-ps time resolution. A comparison of the experimental results with scattering… Click to show full abstract

This work presents measurements of laser-induced solid-solid phase transitions in Co nanoparticles, using time-resolved wide-angle x-ray scattering with < 100-ps time resolution. A comparison of the experimental results with scattering simulations indicates a phase transition from the as-synthesized (cid:2) phase into a mixed phase of 2 / 3 hcp and 1 / 3 fcc character during the first 100 ps. The measured scattering signal observed at the shortest investigated time delay of 20 ps has less scattering intensity at the dominant fcc / hcp Bragg peak positions compared to the difference signal acquired at 100 ps. This suggests the formation of a partially disordered solid intermediate phase on the sub-100-ps timescale.

Keywords: solid solid; ray tracking; phase transition; solid phase; phase

Journal Title: Physical Review B
Year Published: 2019

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