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In the present paper, Nd, Nb co-doped La 2 Mo 2 O 9  system is investigated to understand phase transition, ionic conductivity and dielectric relaxation phenomenon. X-ray diffraction study confirms order-disorder phase transition by disappearance of peak splitting of (231) in co-doped LMX system, which is associated with monoclinic phase and is observed for LMX-Pure at around 2θ = 47–48°. In co-doped system, two dielectric relaxation peaks are observed, which are associated with diffusion process between O(1)-O(2) and O(1)-O(3) oxygen ion ←→ vacancies sites, while diffusion process O(1)-O(3) is supposed to be occurred in parent system having single relaxation peak. Thus dielectric relaxation phenomenon indicates phase transition is proceeding with static-to-dynamic disorder transition. Electric modulus data are revealed to ascertain correlation of relaxation dynamics and oxy-ion conductivity in co-doped LMX system. The extracted data of activation energy of oxy-ion conductivity at intermediate temperature range (500–700 °C) of co-doped samples is found relatively lower than that of the parent sample. The study reveals that incorporation of Nd, Nb co-doped in LMX system successfully suppress the phase transition and enhanced ionic conductivity at intermediate temperature range and found suitable as electrolytes for intermediate temperature solid oxide fuel cells.

Nd-Nb co-dopant effect on suppression of phase transition, ionic conductivity and dielectrics relaxation phenomenon of La 2 Mo 2 O 9 system