N. Tarasova , E. Abakumova , T. Kuznetsova , N. Danilov , N. Lakiza , V. Pryakhina , A. Germov , B. Goloborodsky , Y. Suvorkova , D. Mirzayants , I. Animitsa
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In this paper, novel triple conducting layered perovskites BaLa1–xFexInO4–δ as potential materials for electrochemical devices have been obtained and investigated. It is elucidated that an iron addition into the lanthanum sublattice increases the crystalline lattice symmetry. Iron is present in two oxidation states Fe2+ and Fe3+. The obtained BaLa0.9Fe0.1InO4–δ sample was found to hydrate. The dopant concentration growth resulted in the significant growth of the electrical conductivity (up to ∼ 4 orders of magnitude). The BaLa0.9Fe0.1InO4–δ sample with a small dopant concentration is characterized by a mixed oxygen/ion/hole conductivity in dry air and by a triple protonic/oxygen-ionic/hole conductivity in humid air. The samples with x = 0.4; 0.5 have predominantly hole conductivities. The Ba1.1La0.9InO3.95 and BaLa0.9Fe0.1InO4–δ have similar values of the thermal expansion coefficients.
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