Journal of The Electrochemical Society · 1981 · 462 citations · 0 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceCeramic MaterialsMaterials ChemistryMaterials PhysicsDefects In CeramicsDefects In Electronic MaterialsDopingElectrical Properties Of CeramicsInorganic MaterialsSemiconductor DefectsDefect ChemistryElectrical Conductivity AnalysisImpuritiesNonstoichiometric DefectsNonstoichiometric OxidesNonstoichiometry In CeramicsOxygen Vacancies In Metal OxidesOxygen Vacancy Chemistry
The defect chemistry of polycrystalline has been studied by means of the equilibrium electrical conductivity as a function of temperature, oxygen activity, Sr/Ti ratio, and impurity additions. Reduction, excess , and acceptor impurities all contribute to the oxygen vacancy content and their effects are therefore highly interdependent. The effect of added donor‐impurities,e.g., 500 ppm Nb, is highly dependent on the presence and amount of excess .