As you can see in the Figure.
we sintered a BZCY electrolyte at 1000 C and measured its resistance at different temperatures (550-750 C).
But question is,
will the resistance effect the performance of electrolyte or not ??
because according to my opinion that resistance is the electrode resistance (here we used silver paste as an electrode). so will it effect the performance or not ??
kindly guide me about it.
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Dear @Bilal. I think for electrolyte the most important is its ionic conductivity.
Dear @Bilal. I think for electrolyte the most important is its ionic conductivity.
Dear Shakir Sultan Thank you for answering. but my main concern is will the resistance effect the performance or not ?
Dear @Bilal, i think it will not effect as such.
But it would be better if any expert will add some comments on your question. Thank you
Hi there, im working on electrolytes for lithium batteries. Are you discussing electrical resistance? Or the inverse of its ionic conductivity? Because its ionic conductivity is the key factor but it also needs to be electrically resistive otherwise the fuel cell will short curcuit
Dear James Watt Sir yes i am talking about the ionic conductivity.
Thank you so much for your adding good information.
In fact, what I want to ask is,
is there any comparison between the resistance and ionic conductivity?
Dear @bilal, 8f you are taking the resitance measurements by electrical impedance then the ionic conductivity is directly inverse to the conductivity
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