Identification by Inelastic X-Ray scattering of bulk alteration of solid dynamics due to Liquid Wetting

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Autores principales: Warburton, M., Ablett, J., Rueff, J. -P., Baroni, P., Paolasini, L., Noirez, L.
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author Warburton, M.
Ablett, J.
Rueff, J. -P.
Baroni, P.
Paolasini, L.
Noirez, L.
author_facet Warburton, M.
Ablett, J.
Rueff, J. -P.
Baroni, P.
Paolasini, L.
Noirez, L.
contents We examine the influence at room temperature of the deposit of a water layer on the phonon dynamics of a solid. It is shown that the water wetting at the surface of an Alumina monocrystal has deep effects on acoustic phonons, propagating over several hundred microns distance and taking place on a relatively long time scale. The effect of the wetting at the boundary is two-fold: a hardening of both transverse and longitudinal acoustic phonons is observed as well as a relaxation of internal stresses. These acoustic phonon energy changes were observed by inelastic X-ray scattering up to 40 meV energy loss, allowing us to probe the solid at different depths from the surface.
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spellingShingle Identification by Inelastic X-Ray scattering of bulk alteration of solid dynamics due to Liquid Wetting
Warburton, M.
Ablett, J.
Rueff, J. -P.
Baroni, P.
Paolasini, L.
Noirez, L.
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
We examine the influence at room temperature of the deposit of a water layer on the phonon dynamics of a solid. It is shown that the water wetting at the surface of an Alumina monocrystal has deep effects on acoustic phonons, propagating over several hundred microns distance and taking place on a relatively long time scale. The effect of the wetting at the boundary is two-fold: a hardening of both transverse and longitudinal acoustic phonons is observed as well as a relaxation of internal stresses. These acoustic phonon energy changes were observed by inelastic X-ray scattering up to 40 meV energy loss, allowing us to probe the solid at different depths from the surface.
title Identification by Inelastic X-Ray scattering of bulk alteration of solid dynamics due to Liquid Wetting
topic Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.14318