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Ni–Fe Alloy-Supported Intermediate Temperature SOFCs Using La Ga O 3 Electrolyte Film for Quick Startup

Ishihara et al., 2008

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49206472527939873
Author
Ishihara T
Yan J
Enoki M
Okada S
Matsumoto H
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Intermediate temperature solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs), which are highly tolerant against a thermal cycle, are studied by using the Ni–Fe porous alloy substrate prepared by an in situ reduction. It was found that Ni–Fe alloy exhibits high activity against anodic reaction and …
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