For dissolution of dopant ZrO2 into the host lattice of Y2O3, does the following defect reaction satisfy the requirements of mass conservation, charge neutrality, and site balance (stoichiometry)? 2 ZrO2 -(Y2O3) -> 2 ZrY + 3 Ox + ½ O2 (g) + 2eʹ

For dissolution of dopant ZrO2 into the host lattice of Y2O3, does the following defect reaction satisfy the requirements of mass conservation, charge neutrality, and site balance (stoichiometry)? 2 ZrO2 -(Y2O3) -> 2 ZrY + 3 Ox + ½ O2 (g) + 2eʹ

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