Titlebook: Science and Technology of Fast Ion Conductors; Harry L. Tuller,Minko Balkanski Book 1989 Plenum Press, New York 1989 Ion.crystal.crystal s

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Plasma Sprayed Zirconia Electrolytesd oxygen sensors (2). In order to reduce the ohmic resistance it is interesting to obtain electrolyte layers as thin as possible. Gas tight films of stabilized zirconia were prepared by chemical vapor deposition, plasma spraying and tape casting and successfully used in HTSOFC prototypes (1). As far

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Characterization of Alkali-Oxide Electrolyte Glass in Thin Filmslk materia1.. Some of these glasses have a conductivity of the order of 10. S/cm at 600 K and the conductivity increases as the lithium halide increases.. Levasseur et al.. have reported the elaboration and characterization of lithium conducting thin film glasses prepared from binary glassy material

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Multiphase and Polycrystalline Fast Ion ConductorsgI, glasses) to form (single phase) multicomponent materials (RbAg.I. Nasicon, Zr.Ca.O.). A special case of the latter is the well-known procedure of classical (homogeneous) doping where small amounts of dopants are added (e.g. AgCl(+CdC1.)) in order to influence transport properties rather than to disturb structural properties.

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Spectroscopic Investigations of Glassesich can be investigated. According to the objectives of the investigation different types of spectroscopies may be used which cover an extremely large spectral range, reaching from the X-ray to the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance regions. The investigations may be aimed at the structural or dynamical properties.

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Free Lithium Ion Conduction in Lithium Borate Glasses Doped with Li2SO4 F, Cl, Br, I. For B.O.-xLi.O-yLiCl it has been found. that the ionic conductivity increases with increasing Li.O and LiC1 concentrations and that above a fixed value of x the increase is more rapid with y. For B.O.-xLi.O-yLi.SO. analogous results have been obtained..

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