A quickly rechargeable direct carbon solid oxide fuel cell (RDCFC) that uses a solid carbon fuel supplied by thermal decomposition of propane was developed. This RDCFC, after a fuel charging time of only , maintained a power density of for , had a maximum power density of , and exhibited these stable characteristics for at least six cycles of power generation and charging. This new type of solid oxide fuel cell can be used as a compact, portable power unit.
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