Effect of Volatilization on the Conduction Behavior of Acceptor-Doped Chromium Oxide
The effect of volatilization on the conduction behavior of Li‐ or Mg‐doped Cr2O3 was studied. The Po2 dependence on conduction changed from 1/4 to 3/8 when volatilization occurred. The high‐temperature conduction mechanism of Cr2O3 may be dominated by the formation of Cr vacancies due to the volatil...
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| description | The effect of volatilization on the conduction behavior of Li‐ or Mg‐doped Cr2O3 was studied. The Po2 dependence on conduction changed from 1/4 to 3/8 when volatilization occurred. The high‐temperature conduction mechanism of Cr2O3 may be dominated by the formation of Cr vacancies due to the volatilization effect. |
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