## Ionic Conductivity Studies in Yttrium-doped KCl Crystals Ionic conductivity measurements have been made on Potassium Chloride crystals doped with different concentrations of Yttrium, in the temperature range 200 "C to 600 "C, to understand the nature of impurity vacancy (I-V) complexes, various
Density, Colourability and Conductivity of Sr2+ Doped KCl Crystals
β Scribed by M. Debes; J. Kowalczyk
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1972
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 262 KB
- Volume
- 7
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0232-1300
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β¦ Synopsis
The measurements of colourability and density changes in KCI crystals with different Sr2+ contents point to the presence of two separate doping ranges in which different mechanisms of Sr2+ incorporation aro active. Below 350 ppm Sr/KC1 substitutional incorporation and above 350 ppm Sr/KCI precipitation of a second phase predominates. The latter process is accompanied by the formation of larger vacancy clusters. Ionic conductivity moasuremerits imply that in the range bet - ween 80 and 350 ppm tho aggregation of Sr2+ 1 3 dipols takes place.
Aus Messungen der Verfarbbarkeit und Dichteanderung an KCI-Kristallexi mit unterschiedlichem Srz+-Gehalt wird auf zwei getrennte Dotierungsbereiche geschlossen, fur die unterschiedliche Sr2+-Einbaumechanismen wirksam sind. Unterhalb von 350 ppm Sr/KC1 tritt substitutioneller Einbau auf, oberhalb von 350 ppm Sr/KC1 ergeben sich bevorzugt Ausscheidungen in einer zweiten Phase. Dieser Ausschei -dungsprozeJ3 ist mit der Bildung grol3erer Lesrstellencluster vcrbunden. Aus Messungeri der Ionenleitfahigkeit kann auf dio Aggregation von Sr2+ @ Dipolen im Bereich von 80 bis 350 ppm Sr/KCI geschlossen werden.
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