1980
DOI: 10.1002/pssa.2210580114
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Electrical conductivity of fluorite and pyrochlore LnxZr1–xO2–x/2 (Ln = Gd, Nd) Solid Solutions

Abstract: The ionic conductivity of ceramic Gd,Zrl -,02 I2 and Nd,02 solid solutions is measured as a function of composition. Both solid solutions are of the defect fluorite type and the fluoriterelated ordered pyrochlore phase is present around the stoichiometric compositions Gd,Zr,O, and Nd,Zrz07. As a function of composition the conductivity goes through a maximum for stoichiometric Gd?Zr,O, whereas the conductivity is minimal for Nd,Zr,O,. It appears that a t the stoichiometric pyrochlore composition both, activ… Show more

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“…For Nd2Zr207 the deviation of t i = 1 at temperatures above 00 C has been attributed prevlously to the onset of a p-type electronic contribution [22]. This behaviour is suppressed by introducing a few percent of cerium The value of AH for x = 0.00 agrees with values previously reported in literature [12,13,23]. Variations of AH-values for nominally equal compositions can be attributed to differences in sample preparation and small differences in stoichiometry.…”
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“…For Nd2Zr207 the deviation of t i = 1 at temperatures above 00 C has been attributed prevlously to the onset of a p-type electronic contribution [22]. This behaviour is suppressed by introducing a few percent of cerium The value of AH for x = 0.00 agrees with values previously reported in literature [12,13,23]. Variations of AH-values for nominally equal compositions can be attributed to differences in sample preparation and small differences in stoichiometry.…”
Section: Electrical Properties Transference Numberssupporting
confidence: 83%
“…Nd2Zr^O_ was found to have a small p-type electronic conductivity ~n addition £o an ionic conductivity with an activation enthalpy of about 70-80 kJ/mol. [12,14,22]. In thetitanate series it is tried to introduce electronic conductivity with terbium and to obtain an enhanced adsorption behaviour with bismuth; cerium is expected to introduce an electronic contribution to the conductivity of Nd2Zr_O_.…”
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“…As shown, the computer simulation value for Gd 2 Zr 2 O 7 is quite similar to our result while that for Y 2 Zr 2 O 7 is somewhat lower than the value we obtained. However, it should be recalled that yttrium zirconate Y 2 Zr 2 O 7 does not exist as an ordered pyrochlore, as assumed in the computer simulations, 8 but as an anion deficient fluorite, and as pointed out by Van Dijk et al, 28 activation energies for oxygen migration are significantly higher in the latter, which would explain the difference of activation energies from simulation and experiment for Y 2 Zr 2 O 7 .…”
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