“…On the other hand, compared with the data of single Dydoped CaMnO 3 system, the electrical resistivity is clearly higher, especially when x ¼ 0.05 and 0.10, which could be explained by the hypothesis that doping þ3 and þ 1 valence dopants could decrease the variation of carrier concentration to a certain extent [19,22]. More specifically, the holes introduced by doping Na þ compensated the electrons introduced by doping Dy 3þ , leading to a charge balance, which refers to the low variation of carrier concentration when compared to single Dy-doped system [12,13]. With the increase of (Dy 1/2 Na 1/2 ) content, considering that Na partially volatilized during the sintering process and became insufficient compared with Dy, the second phase became more clearly and the function of carrier offset caused by simultaneously doping Na þ and Dy 3þ receded.…”