2018
DOI: 10.1021/acsami.7b17010
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Effect of Alkali Carbonates (Single, Binary, and Ternary) on Doped Ceria: A Composite Electrolyte for Low-Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells

Abstract: Samarium-doped ceria (SDC) carbonate has become an attractive electrolyte for fuel cells because of its remarkable ion conductivity and high performance. Different doped ceria-carbonate (single-carbonate SDC, binary-carbonate SDC, and ternary-carbonate SDC) electrolytes were synthesized by the coprecipitation/oxalate method, to optimize the electrochemical performance. The structure; morphology; and thermal, optical, and surface properties have been studied using a variety of techniques. The X-ray diffraction … Show more

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“…All the patterns, which confirm the pure cubic fluorite phase of ceria with Fmtrue3 m symmetry, were indexed using JCPDS file no.34‐0394. Since the XRD peaks characteristic of the KHCO 3 phase was not observed, it can be assumed that the potassium bicarbonate, coating on LCDC particles, was mostly present in non‐crystalline state, which was reported in the previous studies [17–19] . After attentive examination of XRD in Figure 2 divulging the absence of additional impurities, it is clear that the two cations (Ca 2+ and La 3+ ) were well dissolved in the fluorite‐like lattice.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 60%
“…All the patterns, which confirm the pure cubic fluorite phase of ceria with Fmtrue3 m symmetry, were indexed using JCPDS file no.34‐0394. Since the XRD peaks characteristic of the KHCO 3 phase was not observed, it can be assumed that the potassium bicarbonate, coating on LCDC particles, was mostly present in non‐crystalline state, which was reported in the previous studies [17–19] . After attentive examination of XRD in Figure 2 divulging the absence of additional impurities, it is clear that the two cations (Ca 2+ and La 3+ ) were well dissolved in the fluorite‐like lattice.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 60%
“…Binary Carbonate ((Li,Na)2CO3) and doped ceria (SDC) electrolyte named as LN-SDC was prepared using co-precipitation method with molar ratio 2:1. The detailed synthesis steps were described in our previous work [40].…”
Section: Synthesis Of Electrolyte Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As plotted in Figure d, σ i obtained from EIS is calculated to be 0.124–0.220 S cm –1 in the range of 450 to 550 °C, while σ i obtained from the I–V characteristics is 0.116–0.217 S cm –1 in the same condition. Although the latter σ i is slightly lower than the former one, both of them display remarkable ionic conductivity compared with traditional SOFC. Activation energy ( E a ) is further acquired by using the following Arrhenius equation Here, the slopes of the Arrhenius plots are related to E a . E a obtained from EIS is calculated to be 0.49 eV, and the one from the I–V characteristics is 0.53 eV, which indicates that the tested electrolyte composite samples are not traditional O 2– conductors due to their ultrahigh ionic conductivity and much lower activation energy .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 95%