Synthesis Ba3(Ca1.18Nb1.82)O9-δ with Sol-Gel Auto-Ignition Process and Its Electrical Conducting Property

Xin Tai Su; Qing Zhi Yan; Chang Chun Ge

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.475-479.1639

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Synthesis Ba₃(Ca_1.18Nb_1.82)O_9-δ with Sol-Gel Auto-Ignition Process and Its Electrical Conducting Property

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Ba3(Ca1.18Nb1.82)O9-δ (BCN18) is a novel complex perovskite structure proton conductor. Nanocrystalline BCN18 was synthesized by means of sol-gel method. The solid oxide electrolyte was prepared by using this powder, and its sintering behavior was studied. SEM and XRD were performed to demonstrate its sintering properties. Its electrical conductivity was systematically investigated at intermediate temperature (400～600°C).

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Xin Tai Su, Qing Zhi Yan, Chang Chun Ge

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Auto-Ignition, Ba₃(Ca_1.18Nb_1.82)O_9-δ(BCN18), Complex Perovskite, High Temperature Proton Conductors

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