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Naturally diffused sintering aid for highly conductive bilayer electrolytes in solid oxide cells

Kim et al., 2021

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1046061968360982166
Author
Kim J
Im S
Oh S
Lee J
Yoon K
Son J
Yang S
Kim B
Lee J
Lee H
Lee J
Ji H
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Science Advances

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Solid oxide cells (SOCs) are promising sustainable and efficient electrochemical energy conversion devices. The application of a bilayer electrolyte comprising wide electrolytic oxide and highly conductive oxide is essential to lower the operating temperatures while …
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