D.A. Agarkov , M.A. Borik , A.S. Chislov , D.S. Katrich , A.V. Kulebyakin , B.E. Komarov , I.E. Kuritsyna , E.E. Lomonova , F.O. Milovich , V.A. Myzina , N.Y. Tabachkova , D.M. Zakharov
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Crystals of ceria and ytterbia doped scandia-stabilized zirconia (ZrO2)1-x-y-z(Sc2O3)x (Yb2O3)y(CeO2)z (x = 0.09;0.095, y = 0–0.02; z = 0;0.005) were grown using method of directional melt crystallization. Structure and phase composition of the crystals were studied using XRD and Raman spectroscopy, depending on their chemical composition and annealing at 1000 °C for 400 h. The conductivity was measured using impedance spectroscopy over the temperature range of 400–900 °C. At a Yb2O3 content of ≥ 1 mol.%, the crystals were single-phase and had a cubic fluorite structure. The conductivity of these crystals decreased slightly as the concentration of Yb2O3 increased to 2 mol.%. The addition of ceria to single-phase crystals, as well as prolonged annealing, did not have a noticeable effect on their structure or transport properties. The most significant changes in the structure and transport properties caused by the addition of ceria and annealing were observed in the two-phase crystals formed with a Yb2O3 concentration of less than 1 mol.%.
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