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An experimental technique employing a high-temperature gas-tight alumina seal for the assessment of the electrical properties of solid electrolytes

Journal Article


Abstract

  • A technique is déscribed that permits the high-temperature gas-tight extension of short solid electrolyte tubes, discs or rods. It is demonstrated that this technique can be successfully used in the assessment, by coulometric titration, of mixed ionic and electronic conduction in the short solid electrolyte tubes that are commonly used in practical oxygen sensors. © 1988 Chapman and Hall Ltd.

Publication Date

  • 1988

Citation

  • Van Wijngaarden, M. J. U. T., Geldenhuis, J. M. A., & Dippenaar, R. J. (1988). An experimental technique employing a high-temperature gas-tight alumina seal for the assessment of the electrical properties of solid electrolytes. Journal of Applied Electrochemistry, 18(5), 724-730. doi:10.1007/BF01016899

Scopus Eid

  • 2-s2.0-0024073525

Web Of Science Accession Number

Start Page

  • 724

End Page

  • 730

Volume

  • 18

Issue

  • 5

Abstract

  • A technique is déscribed that permits the high-temperature gas-tight extension of short solid electrolyte tubes, discs or rods. It is demonstrated that this technique can be successfully used in the assessment, by coulometric titration, of mixed ionic and electronic conduction in the short solid electrolyte tubes that are commonly used in practical oxygen sensors. © 1988 Chapman and Hall Ltd.

Publication Date

  • 1988

Citation

  • Van Wijngaarden, M. J. U. T., Geldenhuis, J. M. A., & Dippenaar, R. J. (1988). An experimental technique employing a high-temperature gas-tight alumina seal for the assessment of the electrical properties of solid electrolytes. Journal of Applied Electrochemistry, 18(5), 724-730. doi:10.1007/BF01016899

Scopus Eid

  • 2-s2.0-0024073525

Web Of Science Accession Number

Start Page

  • 724

End Page

  • 730

Volume

  • 18

Issue

  • 5