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Bi–La-Based Oxide Conductors with Rhombohedral Bi–Sr–O Type: Structural and Conductivity Properties Optimization by Polycationic Substitutions for La

Drache et al., 2000

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10378463853861773698
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Drache M
Wignacourt J
Conflant P
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Journal of Solid State Chemistry

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In Bi0. 775La0. 225O1. 5, the best oxide conductor of the hexagonal-layered materials family known as the Bi–Sr–O type, partial polycationic substitutions for La3+, such as (Ce4++ M2+ II) for 2 La3+ (MII= Ba, Pb) or (M6+ VI+ 3M2+ II) for 4 La3+ (MVI= Mo, W; MII …
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