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Fabrication of the large area thin-film solid oxide fuel cells

Park et al., 2014

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2368403836774727062
Author
Park J
Chang I
Paek J
Ji S
Lee W
Cha S
Lee J
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CIRP Annals

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In this study, we fabricated thin-film solid oxide fuel cells supported by nanoporous substrates in order to enlarge an active area of the fuel cells. The multilayered structures using sputtering and atomic layer deposition were utilized to form dense and defect-free …
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