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Diffusion in Oxides

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Defects in Solids

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Abstract

Oxides are compounds whose interest has been increasing during the twenty last years in solving many application problems. The large spectrum of their properties related to different types of bondings is responsible for such a situation. Oxides are generally semi-ionic but some of them are taken as reference systems for ionic crystals, others are treated as covalent compounds and several oxides exhibit a metal/insulator transition. The property which identifies most easily the dominant character of a given oxide is the electrical conductivity which has been considered in a previous chapter: it is a way to characterize the electronic structure and the point defect population far from the equilibrium or at a given thermodynamic state /1/, /2/.

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    Claude Monty

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  1. University of Kent, Canterbury, England

    Alan V. Chadwick

  2. University of Calabria, Renole, Italy

    Mario Terenzi

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Monty, C. (1986). Diffusion in Oxides. In: Chadwick, A.V., Terenzi, M. (eds) Defects in Solids. NATO ASI Series. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-0761-8_17

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