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Hiroyasu Iwahara

Hiroyasu Iwahara

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Chemistry

D-Index
67
Citations
16959
World Ranking
6860
National Ranking
442

Overview

Hiroyasu Iwahara is affiliated with Nagoya University in Japan. The academic profile does not list recent papers, co-authors, book publications, or detailed fields of study associated with this researcher.

Available data does not specify particular research topics, subfields, or primary areas of study. Likewise, there is no information about publications in specific venues or any awards received by this scientist.

The absence of detailed publication records or collaborative connections suggests either early career status, a focus outside conventional publication channels, or incomplete data reporting. Nonetheless, as an active researcher at a well-established institution, Hiroyasu Iwahara contributes to the academic community through their affiliation with Nagoya University.

Best Publications

  • Protonic conduction in Zr-substituted BaCeO3

    Koji Katahira;Yoshirou Kohchi;Tetsuo Shimura;Hiroyasu Iwahara

  • Protonic conduction in calcium, strontium and barium zirconates

    H Iwahara;T Yajima;T Hibino;K Ozaki

  • Technological challenges in the application of proton conducting ceramics

    Hiroyasu Iwahara

  • Prospect of hydrogen technology using proton-conducting ceramics

    Hiroyasu Iwahara;Yamato Asakura;Koji Katahira;Masahiro Tanaka

  • Proton conducting ceramics and their applications

    Hiroyasu Iwahara

  • Oxide ion conductors based on bismuthsesquioxide

    Takehiko Takahashi;Hiroyasu Iwahara

  • Protonic conduction in SrZrO3-based oxides

    T. Yajima;H. Suzuki;T. Yogo;H. Iwahara

  • Proton conduction in sintered oxides based on CaZrO3

    T Yajima;H Kazeoka;T Yogo;H Iwahara

  • Performance of Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Using Proton and Oxide Ion Mixed Conductors Based on BaCe1 − x Sm x O 3 − α

    Hiroyasu Iwahara;Tamotsu Yajima;Takashi Hibino;Haruhisa Ushida

  • High oxide ion conduction in sintered Bi2O3 containing SrO, CaO or La2O3

    T. Takahashi;H. Iwahara;Y. Nagai

  • Ionic conduction and nonstoichiometry in BaxCe0.90Y0.10O3−α

    Guilin Ma;Tetsuo Shimura;Hiroyasu Iwahara

  • High oxide ion conduction in sintered oxides of the system Bi2O3-WO3

    Takehiko Takahashi;Hiroyasu Iwahara

  • Application of hydrogen sensor using proton conductive ceramics as a solid electrolyte to aluminum casting industries

    Tamotsu Yajima;Kunihiro Koide;Haruki Takai;Nirihiko Fukatsu

  • Oxide-ionic and protonic conductors based on perovskite-type oxides and their possible applications

    H. Iwahara

  • Protonic conduction in the single crystals of SrZrO3 and SrCeO3 doped with Y2O3

    S. Shin;H.H. Huang;M. Ishigame;H. Iwahara

  • Proton conduction in non-perovskite-type oxides at elevated temperatures

    Tetsuo Shimura;Seiichi Fujimoto;Hiroyasu Iwahara

  • Proton conductive properties of gadolinium-doped barium cerates at high temperatures

    Noboru Taniguchi;Kazuhito Hatoh;Junji Niikura;Takaharu Gamo

  • Evaluation of proton conductivity in SrCeO3, BaCeO3, CaZrO3 and SrZrO3 by temperature programmed desorption method

    T Hibino;K Mizutani;T Yajima;H Iwahara

  • High Oxide Ion Conduction in Sintered Oxide of the System Bi2 O 3 ‐ M 2 O 5

    Takehiko Takahashi;Hiroyasu Iwahara;Takao Esaka

  • High temperature proton conducting oxides and their applications to solid electrolyte fuel cells and steam electrolyzer for hydrogen production

    Unknown

  • Hydrogen pumps using proton-conducting ceramics and their applications

    Hiroyasu Iwahara

Frequent Co-Authors

Takashi Hibino
Takashi Hibino Nagoya University
Zempachi Ogumi
Zempachi Ogumi Kyoto University
Hiroyuki Uchida
Hiroyuki Uchida University of Yamanashi
Junichiro Mizusaki
Junichiro Mizusaki Tohoku University
Ryoji Kanno
Ryoji Kanno Tokyo Institute of Technology
John T. S. Irvine
John T. S. Irvine University of St Andrews
Osamu Takai
Osamu Takai Nagoya University
Shik Shin
Shik Shin University of Tokyo

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