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Acceptor doped BaTiO

Figure 10.15 Chemical difiFusivity isotherms for the (a) undoped and (b) acceptor (1.8 mol% Al)-doped BaTiOs. Data from Refs [13] and [16],... Figure 10.15 Chemical difiFusivity isotherms for the (a) undoped and (b) acceptor (1.8 mol% Al)-doped BaTiOs. Data from Refs [13] and [16],...
Next, we will consider BaTiOs doped with a fixed amount (x) of acceptor impurities A on, for example, cation sites (generically denoted as Ac). Specifically, these are assumed to be trivalent substituting Ti or Aji, for example, Al i. The lattice molecule may then be written as ... [Pg.443]

Figure 10.6 Equilibrium total electrical conductivity (a) versus logao of BaTiOs. (a) Undoped, polyc7Stalline BaTi03 [10] (b) Acceptor (1.8mol% AI)-doped single c stalline BaTi03 [28] (c) Donor (1.0 mol% La)-doped polyc stalline BaTlOs [11]. Figure 10.6 Equilibrium total electrical conductivity (a) versus logao of BaTiOs. (a) Undoped, polyc7Stalline BaTi03 [10] (b) Acceptor (1.8mol% AI)-doped single c stalline BaTi03 [28] (c) Donor (1.0 mol% La)-doped polyc stalline BaTlOs [11].

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