authors |
Yaremchenko, AA; Shaula, AL; Kharton, VV; Kovalevsky, AV; Naumovich, EN; Frade, JR; Marques, FBM |
nationality |
International |
journal |
BOLETIN DE LA SOCIEDAD ESPANOLA DE CERAMICA Y VIDRIO |
author keywords |
ceramic membrane; mixed conductor; perovskite; lanthanum gallate; oxygen permeability |
keywords |
IONIC-CONDUCTIVITY; ELECTRONIC CONDUCTIVITY; DOPED LAGAO3; LACO(M)O-3 M; PEROVSKITES; TRANSPORT; FE; OXIDE; CR; NI |
abstract |
Acceptor-type doping of perovskite-type La1-xSrxGa0.80-yMgyM0.20O3-delta (x = 0-0.20, y = 0.15-0.20, M = Fe, Co, Ni) leads to significant enhancement of ionic conductivity and oxygen permeability due to increasing oxygen vacancy concentration. The increase in strontium and magnesium content is accompanied, however, with increasing role of surface exchange kinetics as permeation-limiting factor. At temperatures below 1223 K, the oxygen permeation fluxes through La(Sr)Ga(Mg,M)O3-delta membranes with thickness less than 1.5 mm are predominantly limited by the exchange rates at membrane surface. The oxygen transport in transition metal-containing La(Sr)Ga(Mg)O3-delta ceramics increase in the sequence Co < Fe < Ni. The ionic conduction in these phases is, however, lower than that in the parent compounds, La1-xSrxGa1-yMgyO3-n. The highest level of oxygen permeation, comparable to that of La(Sr)Fe(CO)O-3- and La2NiO4-based phases, is observed for La0.90Sr0.10Ga0.65Mg0.15Ni0.20O3-delta membranes. The average thermal expansion coefficients of La(Sr)Ga (Mg,M)O3-delta ceramics in air are in range (11.6-18.4) x 10(-6) K-1 at 373-1273 K. Doping of LaGa0.65Mg0.15Ni0.20O3-delta with praseodymium results in moderate increase of the permeation fluxes, lower thermal expansion and an improved phase stability in reducing environments. |
publisher |
SOCIEDAD ESPANOLA CERAMICA VIDRIO |
issn |
0366-3175 |
year published |
2004 |
volume |
43 |
issue |
4 |
beginning page |
769 |
ending page |
774 |
web of science category |
Materials Science, Ceramics |
subject category |
Materials Science |
unique article identifier |
WOS:000223052500010
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journal analysis (jcr 2017):
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journal impact factor |
1.049 |
5 year journal impact factor |
0.524 |
category normalized journal impact factor percentile |
53.704 |
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