Oxygen Stoichiometry
Oxygen Stoichiometry is a physicochemical parameter that quantifies the exact molar ratio of oxygen atoms relative to the constituent metallic or non-metallic elements in a crystalline oxide material, thereby determining its electronic, magnetic, and ionic properties.
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Mechanism of oxygen evolution on perovskites
J. O’M. Bockris, T. Otagawa · The Journal of Physical Chemistry · 1983 · 748 citations
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