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Recent Developments in Oxide Ion Conductors: Aurivillius Phases

Kurt R. Kendall, Carlos Navas, Julie K. Thomas, Hans‐Conrad zur Loye

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Recent advances in the study of Aurivillius phases (Bi 2 A n -1 B n O 3 n +3, n = 1−5) as oxide ion conductors are presented. The structures of modified Aurivillius phases containing extrinsic oxygen vacancies as well as Aurivillius phases containing intrinsic oxygen vacancies are surveyed. A detailed discussion of the conductivity behavior of these Aurivillius phases is given.

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Key concepts: Aurivillius, Oxide, Ion, Materials science, Electrical conductor, Oxygen, Chemical physics, Conductivity