Synchrotron method of resonant X-ray reflectivity 2D mapping has been applied to study ultrathin epitaxial layers of WS_(2)grown by pulsed laser deposition on Al_(2)O_(3)(0001)substrates.The measurements were carried ...Synchrotron method of resonant X-ray reflectivity 2D mapping has been applied to study ultrathin epitaxial layers of WS_(2)grown by pulsed laser deposition on Al_(2)O_(3)(0001)substrates.The measurements were carried out across the L absorption edge of tungsten to perform depth-dependent element-selective analysis sensitive to potential chemical modification of the WS_(2)layer in ambient conditions.Despite the few monolayer thickness of the studied film,the experimentally measured maps of reflectance as a function of incident angle and photon energy turned out to be quite informative showing well-pronounced interference effects near W absorption edge at 10210 eV.The synchrotron studies were complemented with conventional non-resonant reflectance measurements carried out in the laboratory at a fixed photon energy corresponding to Cu Kαemission.The reconstruction of the depth and energy dependent scattering length density within the studied multilayers was carried out using the OpenCL empowered fitting software utilizing spectral shaping algorithm which does not rely on the pre-measured reference absorption spectra.A thin WO_(x) layer has been revealed at the surface of the WS_(2)layer pointing out to the effect of water assisted photo-oxidation reported in a number of works related to ultrathin layers of transition metal dichalcogenides.展开更多
The fast X-ray imaging beamline(BL16U2)at Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility(SSRF)is a new beamline that provides X-ray micro-imaging capabilities across a wide range of time scales,spanning from 100 ps toμs and...The fast X-ray imaging beamline(BL16U2)at Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility(SSRF)is a new beamline that provides X-ray micro-imaging capabilities across a wide range of time scales,spanning from 100 ps toμs and ms.This beamline has been specifically designed to facilitate the investigation of a wide range of rapid phenomena,such as the deformation and failure of materials subjected to intense dynamic loads.In addition,it enables the study of high-pressure and high-speed fuel spray processes in automotive engines.The light source of this beamline is a cryogenic permanent magnet undulator(CPMU)that is cooled by liquid nitrogen.This CPMU can generate X-ray photons within an energy range of 8.7-30 keV.The beamline offers two modes of operation:monochromatic beam mode with a liquid nitrogen-cooled double-crystal monochromator(DCM)and pink beam mode with the first crystal of the DCM out of the beam path.Four X-ray imaging methods were implemented in BL16U2:single-pulse ultrafast X-ray imaging,microsecond-resolved X-ray dynamic imaging,millisecond-resolved X-ray dynamic micro-CT,and high-resolution quantitative micro-CT.Furthermore,BL16U2 is equipped with various in situ impact loading systems,such as a split Hopkinson bar system,light gas gun,and fuel spray chamber.Following the completion of the final commissioning in 2021 and subsequent trial operations in 2022,the beamline has been officially available to users from 2023.展开更多
The rapid advancement in electric vehicles and electrochemical energy storage technology has raised the demands placed on rechargeable batteries.It is essential to comprehend the operational principles and degradation...The rapid advancement in electric vehicles and electrochemical energy storage technology has raised the demands placed on rechargeable batteries.It is essential to comprehend the operational principles and degradation mechanisms of batteries across multiple scales to propel the research on rechargeable batteries for the next generation forward.Microstructure,phase information,and lattice of energy materials in both two dimensions and three dimensions can be intuitively obtained through the utilization of x-ray imaging techniques.Additionally,x-ray imaging technology is increasingly gaining attention due to its non-destructive nature and high penetrative capability,enabling in situ experiments and multi-scale spatial resolution.In this review,we initially overview the basic principles and characteristics of several key x-ray imaging technologies.Each x-ray imaging technology is tailored to specific application scenarios.Furthermore,examples of multi-scale implementations of x-ray imaging technologies in the field of rechargeable batteries are discussed.This review is anticipated to augment the comprehension of readers for x-ray imaging techniques as well as to stimulate the development of novel concepts and approaches in rechargeable battery research.展开更多
基金supported by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation(agreement No.075-15-2021-1349)。
文摘Synchrotron method of resonant X-ray reflectivity 2D mapping has been applied to study ultrathin epitaxial layers of WS_(2)grown by pulsed laser deposition on Al_(2)O_(3)(0001)substrates.The measurements were carried out across the L absorption edge of tungsten to perform depth-dependent element-selective analysis sensitive to potential chemical modification of the WS_(2)layer in ambient conditions.Despite the few monolayer thickness of the studied film,the experimentally measured maps of reflectance as a function of incident angle and photon energy turned out to be quite informative showing well-pronounced interference effects near W absorption edge at 10210 eV.The synchrotron studies were complemented with conventional non-resonant reflectance measurements carried out in the laboratory at a fixed photon energy corresponding to Cu Kαemission.The reconstruction of the depth and energy dependent scattering length density within the studied multilayers was carried out using the OpenCL empowered fitting software utilizing spectral shaping algorithm which does not rely on the pre-measured reference absorption spectra.A thin WO_(x) layer has been revealed at the surface of the WS_(2)layer pointing out to the effect of water assisted photo-oxidation reported in a number of works related to ultrathin layers of transition metal dichalcogenides.
基金supported by the CAS Project for Young Scientists in Basic Research(YSBR-096)the National Major Scientific Instruments and Equipment Development Project of China(No.11627901)+1 种基金the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Nos.2021YFF0701202,2021YFA1600703)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.U1932205,12275343).
文摘The fast X-ray imaging beamline(BL16U2)at Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility(SSRF)is a new beamline that provides X-ray micro-imaging capabilities across a wide range of time scales,spanning from 100 ps toμs and ms.This beamline has been specifically designed to facilitate the investigation of a wide range of rapid phenomena,such as the deformation and failure of materials subjected to intense dynamic loads.In addition,it enables the study of high-pressure and high-speed fuel spray processes in automotive engines.The light source of this beamline is a cryogenic permanent magnet undulator(CPMU)that is cooled by liquid nitrogen.This CPMU can generate X-ray photons within an energy range of 8.7-30 keV.The beamline offers two modes of operation:monochromatic beam mode with a liquid nitrogen-cooled double-crystal monochromator(DCM)and pink beam mode with the first crystal of the DCM out of the beam path.Four X-ray imaging methods were implemented in BL16U2:single-pulse ultrafast X-ray imaging,microsecond-resolved X-ray dynamic imaging,millisecond-resolved X-ray dynamic micro-CT,and high-resolution quantitative micro-CT.Furthermore,BL16U2 is equipped with various in situ impact loading systems,such as a split Hopkinson bar system,light gas gun,and fuel spray chamber.Following the completion of the final commissioning in 2021 and subsequent trial operations in 2022,the beamline has been officially available to users from 2023.
基金supported by the Opening Project of State Key Laboratory of Space Power-Sources,the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.22075063 and U1932205)the Chinesisch-Deutsches Mobilitätspropgamm(Grant No.M-0281)+4 种基金the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central(Grant No.HIT.OCEF.2023039)the Heilongjiang Touyan Team(Grant No.HITTY-20190033)the Natural Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars of Chongqing(Grant No.cstc2021jcyj-jqX0003)the‘Young Scientist Studio’of Harbin Institute of Technology(HIT)funds from Chongqing Research Institute of HIT.
文摘The rapid advancement in electric vehicles and electrochemical energy storage technology has raised the demands placed on rechargeable batteries.It is essential to comprehend the operational principles and degradation mechanisms of batteries across multiple scales to propel the research on rechargeable batteries for the next generation forward.Microstructure,phase information,and lattice of energy materials in both two dimensions and three dimensions can be intuitively obtained through the utilization of x-ray imaging techniques.Additionally,x-ray imaging technology is increasingly gaining attention due to its non-destructive nature and high penetrative capability,enabling in situ experiments and multi-scale spatial resolution.In this review,we initially overview the basic principles and characteristics of several key x-ray imaging technologies.Each x-ray imaging technology is tailored to specific application scenarios.Furthermore,examples of multi-scale implementations of x-ray imaging technologies in the field of rechargeable batteries are discussed.This review is anticipated to augment the comprehension of readers for x-ray imaging techniques as well as to stimulate the development of novel concepts and approaches in rechargeable battery research.
