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Effect of Microstructures on the Ionic Conductivity of Ceria‐Calcia Oxides

Eguchi et al., 1986

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6577924792258786853
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Eguchi K
Kunishaki T
Arai H
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Journal of the American Ceramic Society

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Ceria‐calcia,(CeO2) 1‐x (CaO) x, at x< 0.23 consisted of a homogeneous solid solution; however, the calcia phase precipitated at×> 0.23. The ionic conductivity and transference number of oxygen for CeO2‐CaO solid solution were high at low temperature and were …
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