Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10567470 | Journal of Power Sources | 2011 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
⺠Methane (CH4) was used to fuel thin film micro solid oxide fuel cells (μSOFCs). ⺠Pd was used as the μSOFC anode; while electrolytes and cathodes were 8 mol.% YSZ and Pt, respectively. ⺠Nanoporous Pd synthesized at high sputtering pressures when thickness was less than 56 nm. ⺠H2-fueled μSOFCs reached Pmax = 145 mW cmâ2 and OCV = 1.03 V at 400 °C. ⺠CH4-fueled μSOFCs reached Pmax = 385 mW cmâ2 and OCV = 0.77 V at 550 °C.
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Authors
Bo-Kuai Lai, Kian Kerman, Shriram Ramanathan,