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Lattice characteristics, structure stability and oxygen permeability of BaFe1− xYxO3− δ ceramic membranes

Liu et al., 2011

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17530977106091310045
Author
Liu X
Zhao H
Yang J
Li Y
Chen T
Lu X
Ding W
Li F
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Journal of membrane science

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BaFe1− xYxO3− δ (x= 0–0.2) materials were synthesized by conventional solid-state reaction process for oxygen separation application. The effects of Y-doping on the crystal structure development, electrical conductivity and oxygen permeability were evaluated …
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