October 28, 2020

Probing One-Dimensional Oxygen Vacancy Channels Driven by Cation–Anion Double Ordering in Perovskites

OKOhhun KwonSK Group (South Korea)YKYong In KimSungkyunkwan University YKYong In KimSungkyunkwan University

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(oxygen vacancy) sites. These findings could provide robust guidance for understanding the static and dynamic behaviors of oxygen vacancies in perovskite oxides.

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