ChemInform Abstract: High Ionic Conductivity with Low Degradation in A-Site Strontium-Doped Nonstoichiometric Sodium Bismuth Titanate Perovskite.
ChemInform Abstract: High Ionic Conductivity with Low Degradation in A-Site Strontium-Doped Nonstoichiometric Sodium Bismuth Titanate Perovskite.
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ChemInform 摘要:A 位锶掺杂非化学计量钛酸铋钠钙钛矿具有高离子电导率和低降解性。
DOI:
10.1002/chin.201642010
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发表时间:
2016
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通讯作者:
Yang F
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Yang F
Oxide-ion conductors are an exciting class of materials. 1 There has been a continued drive for the development of oxide-ion conductors because of their potential applications in various important technological devices such as solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs), oxygen separation membranes, oxygen sensors, and oxygen pumps. 2− 6 In the past decade, the pace of research on oxide-ion conductors has been rapid. A wide range of materials, eg, ZrO 2 or CeO2-based fluorites, 7− 10 LaGaO 3-based perovskites, 11− 13 La2Mo2 O9-based LAMOX family, 14 lanthanum silicate-based apatites, 15 stabilized δ-Bi2O3 16− 20 and the Bi4V2O11-based BIMEVOX family 21 have been reported, among which Bi-based materials exhibit the highest known oxygen-ion conductivity.Despite their attractive levels of oxide-ion conductivity at intermediate temperatures, ie, 400− 600 C, it is challenging to implement stabilized δ-Bi2O3 materials as an electrolyte for intermediate temperature solid oxide fuel cells (ITSOFCs) for two reasons. First, they are prone to chemical reduction/decomposition under the required operating conditions (partial oxygen pressure− temperature, pO2− T) at the fuel electrode. 22 Second, many stabilized δ-Bi2O3 materials are known to suffer from degradation (or aging) of the oxide-ion conductivity in this temperature range due to a combination of phase transformations and anion ordering. The former generally occur at> 600 C, whereas the latter is often dominant at∼ 500 C but becomes less pronounced at lower temperatures due to