The double rare-earth substituted bismuth oxide system Bi3Y1−xYbxO6
Authors:
- M. LeszczynskaMLM. Leszczynska
- A. Borowska-CentkowskaABA. Borowska-Centkowska
- M. MalysMMM. Malys
- J.R. DygasJDJ.R. Dygas
- F. KrokFKF. Krok
- W. WrobelWWW. Wrobel
- I. AbrahamsIAI. Abrahams
- 1 January 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Solid State Ionics
- Vol. 269, 37-43
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- National Science Centre Poland (2012/05/E/ST3/02767)
- National Centre for Research and Development Poland (DKO/PL-TW1/6/2013)
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