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January 1, 2008Energy & Environmental Science

Design and fabrication of a chemically-stable proton conductor bilayer electrolyte for intermediate temperature solid oxide fuel cells (IT-SOFCs)

Emiliana Fabbri Daniele Pergolesi Alessandra D’Epifanio Elisabetta Di Bartolomeo G. Balestrino Silvia Licoccia Enrico Traversa

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Abstract

Bilayer electrolytes made of barium cerate covered with a thin film of barium zirconate deposited by pulsed laser deposition show promise for improving chemical stability without greatly affecting electrochemical performance in fuel cell operation.

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