Fuel Cell Technologies: State and Perspectives pp 223-229 | Cite as
Cellulose-Precursor Synthesis of Electrocatalytically Active Components of SOFCs and Mixed-Conducting Membrane Reactors
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Developments of intermediate-temperature solid oxide fuel cells and electrocatalytic reactors require novel electrode and catalyst materials with high performance at 800–1100 K, low-cost processing technologies, and methods for nano-scale surface modification of ion-conducting ceramics. This work presents one promising technique for the synthesis of nanocrystalline powders and components of the electrochemical cells, based on the use of structure-modified cellulose containing metal cations.
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Nanocrystalline Powder SOFC Electrode Catalyst Cermet AnodePreview
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