Bi–La-Based Oxide Conductors with Rhombohedral Bi–Sr–O Type: Structural and Conductivity Properties Optimization by Polycationic Substitutions for La
✍ Scribed by M. Drache; J.P. Wignacourt; P. Conflant
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2000
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 162 KB
- Volume
- 149
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0022-4596
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✦ Synopsis
In Bi 0.775 La 0.225 O 1.5 , the best oxide conductor of the hexagonallayered materials family known as the Bi+Sr+O type, partial polycationic substitutions for La 3؉ , such as (Ce 4؉ ؉M 2؉ II ) for 2 La 3؉ (M II ؍ Ba, Pb) or (M 6؉ VI ؉3M 2؉ II ) for 4 La 3؉ (M VI ؍ Mo, W; M II ؍ Ba, Pb), have been realized; these substitutions have induced an enlargement of the cationic slab thickness and thus allowed improvement of the conductivity. The resulting modi5cations of a and c lattice constants have been interpreted on the basis of the characteristics of the substituting elements (cationic radii and symmetries) and were correlated to the observed conductivity modi5cations.
📜 SIMILAR VOLUMES
As a term of the Bi+Sr+O rhombohedral type Bi 1؊y La y O 1.5 solid solution, the Bi 17 La 4 O 31.5 mixed oxide (y no. 0.19) has been investigated. Air-quenching from the high temperature domain of the 1 disordered form allows one to preserve at room temperature a metastable form of 1 . This form tra
Structural investigations of Bi 0.775 Ln 0.225 O 1.5 phases with rhombohedral Bi-Sr-O type, have been carried out using complementary techniques. Average crystal structures were refined from neutron diffraction powder data using the Rietveld method for Ln=La, Pr, Nd and Tb. The comparison with the m