Influence of thermal treatment in oxidizing and reducing atmospheres on the composition and properties of solid solutions based on bismuth vanadate: (Bi,La)4(V,Me)2O11-y (Me = Ga, Zr, Cu)

Ceramic solid solutions (Bi1 - y La y ) 4(V1 - x Me x )2O11 - z (x, y < 0.2: Me = Zr, Ga, Fe, Cu) were prepared by solid-state reaction. It was shown that the annealing (973 K, reducing atmosphere H2/Ar (20/80)) of the samples whose compositions belong to the stability domains of α, β, and γ′ polymorphs increases their electronic conductivity by six orders of magnitude. The samples with low concentrations of dopant cations exhibited good compositional stability and a reversible change in their structure parameters. At the same time, the solid solutions with a high concentration of lanthanum cations and/or copper cations (y, x - 0.1) underwent partial decomposition. © 2010 Allerton Press, Inc.

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Number of issue
8
Language
English
Pages
1069-1072
Status
Published
Volume
74
Year
2010
Organizations
  • 1 Russian Peoples' Friendship University, Moscow 117198, Russian Federation
  • 2 Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry, Moscow 103064, Russian Federation
Keywords
Belong to; Bismuth vanadates; Ceramic solid solutions; Compositional stability; Dopant cation; Electronic conductivity; High concentration; Low concentrations; Orders of magnitude; Partial decomposition; Reducing atmosphere; Reversible change; Stability domains; Structure parameter; Thermal treatment; Bismuth; Gallium; Lanthanum; Positive ions; Solidification; Zirconium; Solid solutions
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