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Low temperature densification process of solid-oxide fuel cell electrolyte controlled by anode support shrinkage

Suzuki et al., 2011

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15783419354903595837
Author
Suzuki T
Yamaguchi T
Hamamoto K
Sumi H
Fujishiro Y
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RSC advances

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A low temperature densification process of an electrolyte for solid-oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) has been developed by utilizing controlled electrode microtubular support shrinkage. This technology enables reduction of the co-sintering temperature for the electrolyte and the …
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