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Electrochemical galvanostatic oxidation of strontium-substituted CaFeO2.5 at room temperature in an alkaline electrolyte is described. Samples with nominal composition Ca1– x Sr x FeO2.5 were completely oxidized to the cubic perovskite at x≥0.25. The substitution at this level is accompanied by phase separation with formation of Ca- and Sr-enriched microdomains and a sharp increase in the reactivity of the matrix. The study confirms the phenomenological model which describes an anomalous rapid oxidation process in perovskites for such a low temperature as a result of long-range fast oxygen transport along microdomain walls, followed by slow diffusion over short distances in defect-free domains.
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Nemudry, A., Rogatchev, A., Gainutdinov, I. et al. Reactivity of the perovskite system Ca1– x Sr x FeO2.5 in topotactic electrochemical oxidation at ambient temperature. J Solid State Electrochem 5, 450–458 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/s100080000188
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s100080000188