article·2009-01-01

Grain-Boundary Conduction in Gadolinia-Doped Ceria: The Effect of SrO Addition

Pyeong-Seok Cho, Yoon Ho Cho, Seung‐Young Park, Sung Bo Lee, Doh‐Yeon Kim, Hyun-Min Park, Graeme Auchterlonie, John Drennan, Jong‐Heun Lee

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This study examined the effect of adding SrO on the grain-boundary conduction of (gadolinia-doped ceria) containing . The apparent grain-boundary resistivity at decreased drastically from upon doping with SrO, while the grain-interior resistivity increased gradually from as the SrO concentration was increased up to . Therefore, doping with SrO resulted in the minimum total resistivity. The electron probe X-ray microanalysis and the analysis of the lattice parameters suggest that the 140–500-fold enhancement in the grain-boundary conduction is attributed to the scavenging of the highly resistive siliceous phase by the SrO-containing phase.
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