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Proton Conduction in Y2O3-doped SrZrO3

Y2O3가 도핑된 SrZrO3에서의 프로톤전도도

  • 백현덕 (홍익대하교 재료공학부)
  • Published : 2002.07.01
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Abstract

Electrical conduction of $SrZrO_3$ doped with $Y_2O_3$ was measured as a function of gas atmosphere and temperature by impedance spectroscopy. Hydrogen dissolution, due to an enhanced driving force in the presence of oxygen, results in protonation by water incorporation. Proton conductivity increased with water vapor pressure, ${P_w}^{1/2}$. In the pure hydrogen atmosphere, the dissolution of hydrogen,$H_2(g)=2H_{i}$ +2e', is supposed to be driven by a reduced activity of electrons, ascribable to their trapping in oxygen vacancies. The activation energy of electrical conductivity was 50 kJ/mol, in wet argon atmosphere in the temperature range of $600~900^{\circ}C$, similar to those reported for proton conduction in the literature. Grain boundary effect in proton conduction was substantial in the 10% doped case at temperatures lower than $700^{\circ}C$.

고온 프로톤전도체인 $Y_2O_3$가 도핑된 $SrZrO_3$에 대하여 전기전도도의 가스 분위기 및 온도 의존도를 impedance spectroscopy로 측정하였다. 수소의 용해는 산소가 공존할 때 더 큰 열역학적 추진력을 갖게 되어 결과적으로 수증기 형태로 결정 속으로 유입되며, 프로톤전도도는 ${P_w}^{1/2}$ (수증기분압)에 의존하여 증가하였다. 순수 수소 분위기에서의 수소의 용해반응 $H_2(g)=2H_{i}$ +2e'은 전자가 산소이온공공에 trapping됨에 따른 열역학적 활동도의 감소에 의해 반응의 추진력이 커지며 그 결과 저온에서는 아르곤 분위기에서 보다 높은 전기전도도를 나타내었다. 전기전도도의 활성화에너지는 $600~900^{\circ}C$ 온도범위의 아르곤분위기에서 50kJ/mo1로 문헌에 나타난 프로톤전도도의 그것과 비슷한 크기를 나타냈다. 프로톤전도도의 입계저항은 10% 도핑한 경우 $700^{\circ}C$ 이하의 저온에서 현저하게 나타났다.

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