Low temperature solid electrolyte oxygen sensor

Details Low temperature solid electrolyte oxygen sensor Low temperature solid electrolyte oxygen sensor

1987-02-17

1988-12-06

Niebling, John F.

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

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Electrolytic

204421, 204422, G01N 2758

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047894547

ABSTRACT:
An electrode for a solid electrolyte oxygen sensor, characterized in that the electrode comprises a surface layer on the solid electrolyte, said surface layer consisting of or containing a solid solution in urania of one or more other metal oxides with oxygen/metal atom ratio equal to or less than two, provided that at least one of said other metal oxides has an oxygen/metal atom ratio less than two.

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