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The Oxygen Permeability of an Analytic Solid-Electrolyte Cell with a Palladium–Palladium Oxide Medium

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The results of investigations of the oxygen permeability of an analytical solid electrolyte cell with a palladium–palladium oxide medium, which can be used in oxygen gas analyzers, are presented. The mechanism of the electrolytic permeability of oxygen through a solid electrolyte is considered theoretically. The temperature dependence of the oxygen interleakage for zirconia ceramic is determined. The useful working life of a solid electrolyte cell is considered.

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  1. Angarsk State Technical Academy, Angarsk, Russia

    T. S. Voronova, Yu. A. Lipnin, V. G. Mazur & A. D. Pudalov

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Correspondence to T. S. Voronova.

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Translated from Izmeritel’naya Tekhnika, No. 7, pp. 69–72, July, 2015.

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Voronova, T.S., Lipnin, Y.A., Mazur, V.G. et al. The Oxygen Permeability of an Analytic Solid-Electrolyte Cell with a Palladium–Palladium Oxide Medium. Meas Tech 58, 829–834 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11018-015-0802-3

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