On trouvera ici les tableaux présentant toutes les phases identifiées par diffraction RX utilisés dans le chapitre V de cette étude. Celles-ci sont classées par ordre de référence JCPDS croissante, et l’importance relative des pics dans les diagramme est indiquée.
Tableau I. Principales phases identifiées par diffraction RX dans l’échantillon oxAlT1.
N° JCPDS Fort Moyen Faible Très faible Phase
31006 X PtAl2 40787 X Al 40802 X Pt 40875 X η-Al2O3 40877 X Al2O3 40878 X κ-Al2O3 80117 X TiO 90309 X Ti3O5 100425 X γ-Al2O3 160394 X δ-Al2O3 180069 X Ti9Al23 181405 X Ti9Al17 260031 X Al2O3 260038 X Al3Ti 350088 X TiO2 351179 X Al21Pt6 371449 X Al3Ti 420810 X Al5Ti3 421134 X Al5Ti2 421135 X Al11Ti5
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Tableau II. Principales phases identifiées par diffraction RX dans l’échantillon oxAlT2.
N° JCPDS Fort Moyen faible Très faible Phase
31006 X PtAl2 40787 X Al 40802 X Pt 40878 X κ-Al2O3 90309 X Ti3O5 100414 X β-Al2O3 100425 X γ-Al2O3 160394 X δ-Al2O3 170680 X Pt3Ti 180979 X PtTi3 181401 X Ti6O11 290063 X Al2O3 290070 X AlPt3 371449 X Al3Ti 420810 X Al5Ti3
Tableau III. Principales phases identifiées par diffraction RX dans l’échantillon oxAlT1 avant son oxydation.
N° JCPDS Fort Moyen faible Très faible Phase
31006 X PtAl2
40787 X Al
50682 X Ti
290070 X AlPt3
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Tableau IV. Principales phases identifiées par diffraction RX dans l’échantillon oxAlT2 avant son oxydation.
N° JCPDS Fort Moyen faible Très faible Phase
31006 X PtAl2 40787 X Al 50682 X Ti 290070 X AlPt3 391287 X Pt8Al21 260038 X Al3Ti 421134 X Al5Ti2 421135 X Al11Ti5
Tableau V. Principales phases de l’échantillon oxALD3 identifiées par diffraction RX.
JCPDS Fort Moyen faible Très faible Phase
31006 X PtAl2 40787 X Al 40880 X χ-Al2O3 50678 X AlTi 50682 X Ti 100425 X γ-Al2O3 110218 X Ti2O 120754 X TiO 160394 X δ-Al2O3 210010 X ε-Al2O3 211272 X TiO2-anatase 231310 X PtTi 290360 X Al2O3 291360 X TiO2-brookite 331381 X TiO2 340493 X Al2O3 351179 X Al21Pt6 371449 X Al3Ti 421134 X Al5Ti2 60583 X Ti3Sn 250614 X PtSn
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Tableau VI. Principales phases de l’échantillon oxALD4 identifiées par diffraction RX.
JCPDS Fort Moyen faible Très faible Phases
31006 X PtAl2 40787 X Al 40880 X χ-Al2O3 50678 X AlTi 100425 X γ-Al2O3 110218 X TiO2 160394 X δ-Al2O3 290063 X Al2O3 340493 X Al2O3 371449 X Al3Ti 371462 X Al2O3 421136 X Al2Ti 421137 X Al(1+x)Ti(1-x) 60583 X Ti3Sn 250614 X PtSn 260042 X Al3Sn4 270367 X Pt11Zr9
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Tableau VII. Principales phases identifiées par diffraction RX dans oxAlPt1.
JCPDS Fort Moyen faible Très faible Phase
31006 X PtAl2 40787 X Al 40802 X Pt 40880 X χ-Al2O3 50682 X TiAl 100425 X γ-Al2O3 160394 X δ-Al2O3 120754 X TiO 130373 X χ-Al2O3 211272 X TiO2-anatase 290063 X γ-Al2O3 340493 X χ-Al2O3 350121 X θ-Al2O3 371449 X Al3Ti 421136 X Al2Ti
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Tableau VIII. Principales phases identifiées par diffraction RX dans oxAlPt2. N° JCPDS Fort Moyen faible Très faible Phase
31006 X PtAl2 40787 X Al 40802 X Pt 40875 X η-Al2O3 40880 X χ-Al2O3 50678 X AlTi 50682 X Ti 90240 X TiO 100425 X γ-Al2O3 130373 X χ-Al2O3 160394 X δ-Al2O3 160415 X Al2Zr3 170680 X Pt3Ti 210010 X ε-Al2O3 230606 X Ti3O5 250989 X Ti,5 Zr0,5O0,19 260038 X Al3Ti 260042 X Al3Zr4 270911 X ω-Ti2ZrO 290063 X γ-Al2O3 290070 X AlPt3 340493 X χ-Al2O3 351179 X Al21Pt6 371449 X Al3Ti 371462 X Al2O3 420810 X Al5Ti3 421135 X Al11Ti5
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Tableau IX. Principales phases identifiées par diffraction RX dans oxAlPt4.
JCPDS Fort Moyen faible Très faible Phase
1093 X Al3Zr 40787 X Al 40802 X Pt 40785 X ε-Al2O3 40880 X χ-Al2O3 50786 X AlTi 50682 X Ti 100425 X γ-Al2O3 130373 X χ-Al2O3 160394 X δ-Al2O3 170064 X Pt3Ti 231009 X θ-Al2O3 231310 X PtTi 290069 X AlPt2 290070 X AlPt3 350121 X θ-Al2O3 371449 X Al3Ti 421135 X Al11Ti5
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Tableau X. Principales phases identifiées par diffraction RX dans oxAlPt3. N° JCPDS Fort Moyen faible Très faible Phase
31006 X PtAl2 40787 X Al 40802 X Pt 40880 X χ-Al2O3 50682 X Ti 100425 X γ-Al2O3 130373 X χ-Al2O3 170064 X Pt3Ti 210010 X ε-Al2O3 211272 X TiO2-anatase 231310 X PtTi 260041 X Al9,83Zr0,17 290063 X γ-Al2O3 290070 X AlPt3 351179 X Al21Pt6 371449 X Al3Ti 371462 X Al2O3 420810 X Al5Ti3 421134 X Al5Ti2
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