Electrical conductivity in rare-earth cation co-doped ceria solid-solution systems

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It is known that Sm-doped ceria shows the highest electrical conductivity among the ceria solid-solution systems with various rare-earth cation dopants. In order to clarify the ionic size effect on the oxide-ion conductivity, in the rare-earth co-doped ceria system, Ce0.8(Ln″1-xLn′x)0.2 O1.8 (Ln′ = Y, Gd and Ln″ = Nd, La), the compositional fraction (x) of the co-doped cations was determined so that the average ionic size agreed with that of Sm3+. The lattice constants of the four ceria-based compounds, which were prepared with various combinations of rare-earth dopants, agreed well with the lattice constant of the Sm-doped sample. However, the electrical conductivity decreased abruptly with increasing difference of the two cationic radii. The electrical conductivity of these co-doped materials was discussed on the basis of the local ionic arrangement in the fluorite-type structure.

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Yamamura, H., Katoh, E., & Kakinuma, K. (2002). Electrical conductivity in rare-earth cation co-doped ceria solid-solution systems. Journal of the Ceramic Society of Japan, 110(1287), 1021–1024. https://doi.org/10.2109/jcersj.110.1021

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