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Dynamics of Hydride Ions in Metal Hydride-Reduced BaTiO3 Samples Investigated with Quasielastic Neutron Scattering

Perovskite-type oxyhydrides, BaTiO3–xHx, have been recently shown to exhibit hydride-ion (H–) conductivity at elevated temperatures, but the underlying mechanism of hydride-ion conduction and how it depends on temperature and oxygen vacancy concentration remains unclear. Here, we investigate, through the use of quasielastic neutron scattering techniques, the nature of the hydride-ion dynamics in three metal hydride-reduced BaTiO3 samples that are characterized by the simultaneous presence of hydride ions and oxygen vacancies. Measurements of elastic fixed window scans upon heating reveal the presence of quasielastic scattering due to hydride-ion dynamics for temperatures above ca. 200 K. Analyses of quasielastic spectra measured at low (225 and 250 K) and high (400–700 K) temperature show that the dynamics can be adequately described by established models of jump diffusion. At low temperature, ≤250 K, all of the models feature a characteristic jump distance of about 2.8 A, thus of the order of the distanc...