journal article·2013-06Open access

Synthesis, characterization and oxide ionic conductivity of β-type solid solution in bismuth oxide doped with ytterbium oxide binary system

ESRA ÖZTÜRK, NILGUN OZPOZAN KALAYCIOGLU, SERKAN DAYAN, HANDAN OZLU

Bulletin of Materials Science· Volume 36· Issue 3

Abstract

In this study, after doping Yb2O3 substance to α -Bi2O3 substance in the range of 1% ≤ n ≤ 8% in a series of different mole ratios, heat treatment was performed by applying a cascade temperature rise in the range of 700–790 °C for 48 and 120 h and new phases were obtained in the (Bi2O3)1 − x(Yb2O3)x system. After 48 h of heat treatment at 750 °C and 120 h of heat treatment at 790 °C, mixtures containing 1–8% mole Yb2O3 formed a tetragonal phase. With the help of XRD, crystal systems and lattice parameters of the solid solutions were obtained and their characterization was carried out. Thermal measurements were made by using a simultaneous DTA/TG system. The total conductivity (σT) in the β-Bi2O3 doped with Yb2O3 system was measured using four-probe d.c. method.
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