Abstract

ABSTRACTThe realization of a trivalent ion conduction in solids was successful by selecting the Sc2(WO4)3-type structure from the consideration of the mobile trivalent cations and the structure which decreases the electrostatic interaction between the migrating trivalent ionic species and the framework structure as much as possible. Among the rare earth tungstates, Sc2(WO4)3 (σ600°C=6.5× 10−5 S'cm−1, Ea=44.1 kJ.mo−1) was found to hold the most suitable size for the trivalent ion migration in the relation between the mobile ion size and the lattice volume. The ion conducting characteristics of rare earths were studied by means of both the polarization and dc electrolysis techniques. The mobile species was demonstrated to be the trivalent ions in the Sc2(WO4)3-type structure. By the dc electrolysis, the mobile ion species was definitely identified to be the trivalent ions in the Sc2(WO4)3-type tungstates. In addition, the demonstration of a macroscopic Al3+ ion conduction in the tungstate structure was directly accomplished.

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