Xerogels synthesized exhibit strong electrical conductivity in ceramics, indicating potential for fuel cells.
Xerogels are obtained in ZrO2–Yb2O3–CeO2 system by the hydroxide co-precipitation method. Their physicochemical properties are studied. The effect of composition on phase formation in powders and ceramics based on zirconium dioxide is revealed. Ceramic materials based on c-ZrO2 are obtained that exhibit high specific electrical conductivity, making them promising for use as electrolytes in solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC).
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