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Towards designing La1− xSrxCoyFe1− yO3− d with enhanced phase stability: Role of the defect structure

Emmerlich et al., 2014

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12572110527685688445
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Emmerlich J
Linke B
Music D
Schneider J
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Solid State Ionics

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Abstract Generally, La 1− x Sr x Co y Fe 1− y O 3− δ-phases (LSCF) as mixed ionic electronic conductors (MIEC) are applied as electrode material in solid oxide fuel cells and as oxygen separation membranes in zero CO 2 emission power plants. LSCF phases are …
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