Electrical, thermal and infrared studies of cerium(III) orthovanadate

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Cerium(III) orthovanadate with a small deviation from stoichiometric composition is a p-type semiconductor between 30 and 800°C. The electrical conduction in cerium(III) orthovanadate is due to thermally activated hopping of holes on equivalent Ce3+-Ce4+ lattice sites. The DTA result of CeVO4 indicated a possible phase transition at about 70°C. The IR spectrum of the sample showed bands at 865 and 810 cm-1, typical of VO4 group of orthovanadates. © 1995 The Indian Academy of Sciences.

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Rao, N. S., & Palanna, O. G. (1995). Electrical, thermal and infrared studies of cerium(III) orthovanadate. Bulletin of Materials Science, 18(5), 593–597. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02744845

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