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Bias-Assisted sputtering of gadolinia-doped ceria interlayers for solid oxide fuel cells

Fonseca et al., 2009

Document ID
6310392494517413300
Author
Fonseca F
Uhlenbruck S
Nedéléc R
Sebold D
Buchkremer H
Publication year
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ECS Transactions

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The effects of both temperature and applied bias power during the sputtering of gadolinia- doped ceria (GDC) interlayers used as diffusion barriers in anode-supported solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) were investigated. Scanning electron microscopy analysis revealed that …
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