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Bismuth based oxide electrolytes— structure and ionic conductivity
Journal of the European Ceramic Society · 1999 · Vol. 19(10) · pp. 1801–1826
Nigel M. Sammes✉(Max Planck Society)Geoffrey A. Tompsett(University of Waikato)H. Näfe(Max Planck Society)Fritz Aldinger(Max Planck Society)
Advancements in Solid Oxide Fuel CellsThermal Expansion and Ionic ConductivityElectronic and Structural Properties of OxidesBismuthElectrolyteMaterials scienceOxideIonic conductivityInorganic chemistryConductivityCubic zirconiaDopantPhase (matter)
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