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Kolotygin et al., 2018 - Google Patents

Transport and Electrochemical Properties of SrFe (Al, Mo) O 3–δ

Kolotygin et al., 2018

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14906137226764882997
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Kolotygin V
Tsipis E
Markov A
Patrakeev M
Waerenborgh J
Shaula A
Kharton V
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Russian Journal of Electrochemistry

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In this work, effects of molybdenum doping on the crystal structure, stability, electrical conductivity, oxygen permeability and thermomechanical properties of Sr (Fe, Al) O 3–δ- based perovskites, were studied. The electrochemical performance of model anodes of solid …
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