Divalent Ion-ß”-Alumina Electrolytes for the Study of Thermodynamic Properties of Oxide Systems

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1. Cation Tracer Diffusion and Electrotransport in Semiconducting Cobaltous Oxide Co_1–δO
2. Defect Chemistry and Transport Properties of Nanocrystalline Cerium Oxide
3. Field-Effects in Self-Propagating Solid-State Reactions
4. The Energetics of Cubic Zirconia from Solution Calorimetry of Yttria- and Calcia-Stabilized Zirconia
5. Dehydration and Rehydration of Vermiculites: IV. Arrangements of Interlayer Components in the 1.43 nm and 1.38 nm Hydrates of Mg-Vermiculite
6. Divalent Ion-ß”-Alumina Electrolytes for the Study of Thermodynamic Properties of Oxide Systems
7. Inorganic Materials Engineering through Evolutional Development of Solid State Systems
8. Metal Oxidation from Cu₃Au and AgAu below their Critical Potentials
9. Failure of the Nernst-Einstein Equation and the Cross Effect between Electronic and Ionic Flows in Semiconducting Co_1–δO
10. Diffusion of Hydrogen and Intrinsic Point Defects in Olivine
11. Measurement and Thermodynamic Evaluation of Phase Equilibria in the Mg-Ti-O System
12. Impurity Solubility Limits in Ionic Crystals, with Application to Cu₂O
13. Point Defects and Grain Boundary Diffusion in NiO and Fe₃O₄
14. Thermodynamic Study of U_1–yGd_yO_2+x by Solid State EMF Measurements
15. Function of Precipitation Membranes: Zeta Potential of the Crystallites in Concentrated Suspensions