Low-temperature method improves cathode performance in MS-SOFCs, suggesting better stability and efficiency.
A low-temperature approach using ∼3 nm GDC nanoparticles to create ultra-thin (<400 nm) dense buffer layers that block Sr and Ba interdiffusion, enabling MS-SOFCs to achieve ∼1 W cm −2 at 700 °C with excellent 200 h stability.
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