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SOFC Cathode Materials and Performance

The oxygen anions created are selectively transferred through the oxygen-permeable membrane to the anode, where they experience a similar half-cell reaction with a gaseous fuel, either H2, syngas (CO + Hj), or a hydrocarbon, to produce H20 and C02. For example, if the fuel is CH4, the oxidation reaction in the anode is given by [Pg.408]

During this process, the electrons released and consumed at the anode and cathode produce some fraction of the reversible work of the reaction to the external circuit. [Pg.408]

In conclusion, the ideal cathode should be porous, electronically and ionically conducting, elec-trochemically active, and possess high surface areas. Given this, it is unusual for a single material to accomplish all of these functions, so a composite cathode, of which the electrocatalyst is one component, is often used [135], [Pg.408]

Transition-metal oxides were first studied as SOFC cathodes owing to their excellent electrical conductivity, and as a comparatively inexpensive option to Pt, which during the 1960s was the [Pg.408]

FIGURE 8.24 Electrode-electrolyte and the three-phase boundary. [Pg.409]


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