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Ceria-stabilized zirconia is a potential MHD electrode material because of its refractoriness, oxidation and corrosion resistance, as also adequate electrical conductivity at operating temperatures. The sintering behaviour of 80 m/o ZrO2–20 m/o CeO2 and 80 m/o CeO2–20 m/o ZrO2 has been investigated in air and vacuum in the temperature range of 1300°–1600° C. Nb2O5 and Ta2Os additions were both found to improve densification. Room temperature electrical conductivity improved considerably when sintering was carried out in vacuum and values of the order of 10 −4 (ohm-cm)−1were obtained.
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