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  • 2021Flash sintering of cationic conductive ceramics: A way to build multilayer systems14citations
  • 2020Electrochemical Flash Sintering: A New Tool to Obtain All Solid-State Batteries in Few Seconds1citations
  • 2019Long-term stability of iron-doped calcium titanate CaTi0.9Fe0.1O3−δ oxygen transport membranes under non-reactive and reactive atmospheres15citations
  • 2018Oxygen pressure dependence of the ionic conductivity of iron-doped calcium titanate8citations
  • 2016Preparation, characterization and sintering of yttrium-doped ThO2 for oxygen sensors applications21citations
  • 2015Flash sintering incubation in Al2O3/TZP composites99citations
  • 2012Ionically conducting ceramics for soot oxidation. Mechanistic study with O-18(2) isotopic exchange1citations
  • 2005Thermal stability and preparation of dense membrane ceramics of BIMEVOX41citations
  • 2005Impedance study of the microstructure dependence of the electrical properties of BIMEVOXes53citations

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  • Khal, Hana El
  • Lachal, Marie
  • Bouchet, Renaud
  • Bouvard, Didier
  • Chaix, Jean-Marc
  • Salles, C.
  • Fouletier, Jacques
  • Marinha, Daniel
  • Wattiaux, Alain
  • Duttine, Mathieu
  • Bassat, Jean-Marc.
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  • Fouletier, J.
  • Mesbah, Adel
  • Cherkaski, Y.
  • Gabard, M.
  • Dacheux, N.
  • Clavier, Nicolas
  • Brissonneau, L.
  • Bichaud, E.
  • Kleitz, M.
  • Carry, C.
  • Chaix, J. M.
  • Vernoux, P.
  • Lizarraga, L.
  • Tsampas, M. N.
  • Boreave, A.
  • Obeid, E.
  • Ratajczak, Françoise
  • Pirovano, Caroline
  • Capoen, Edouard
  • Vannier, Rose-Noëlle
  • Mairesse, Gaëtan
  • Nowogrocki, Guy
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Thermal stability and preparation of dense membrane ceramics of BIMEVOX

  • Ratajczak, Françoise
  • Pirovano, Caroline
  • Capoen, Edouard
  • Vannier, Rose-Noëlle
  • Mairesse, Gaëtan
  • Steil, Marlu César
Abstract

The thermal stability and sintering conditions of a series of BIMEVOX compounds was studied. Extended annealing at temperature below the γ/γ′ phase transition, revealed the materials doped with a MeV cation are more stable than other BIMEVOXes. A modification of the BIMEVOX doped with a MeII metal was generally observed after annealing at 450 °C for several weeks. In contrast, no evolution was noticed for BISBVOX.15, BINBVOX.25, BITAVOX.20 compositions annealed for 10 weeks at 450 °C and 7 weeks at 500 °C. These latter compositions exhibit higher melting point and require sintering temperatures above 850 °C. Moreover, the increase in thermal expansion coefficient observed in these materials at the transition of phase is smaller (14 K− 1 to 14.5 K− 1) than for the other BIMEVOXes which makes them promising candidates as membrane for oxygen separators or catalytic dense membrane reactors.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • compound
  • phase
  • Oxygen
  • phase transition
  • thermal expansion
  • annealing
  • ceramic
  • sintering