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Formation and Properties of a Support Made of Solid Solutions Based on Zirconium Oxide for Single Tubular Solid-Oxide Fuel Cells
Technique was developed for fabrication of a supporting thin-walled gas-tight ZrO 2 –Y 2 O 3 electrolyte base of strict configuration for tubular solid-oxide fuel cells. The technique includes a plasma-assisted deposition and vacuum impregnation with salt solutions, followed by a thermal treatment....
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| description | Technique was developed for fabrication of a supporting thin-walled gas-tight ZrO
2
–Y
2
O
3
electrolyte base of strict configuration for tubular solid-oxide fuel cells. The technique includes a plasma-assisted deposition and vacuum impregnation with salt solutions, followed by a thermal treatment. The properties of plasma-ceramic solid electrolytes based on cubic and tetragonal (t') forms of ZrO
2
and the same electrolytes modified with small additions (0.5 wt %) of aluminum oxide were examined. The phase composition, electrical conductivity, thermal expansion, and stability of the materials synthesized were studied. A high stability in time of the tetragonal t'-solid electrolytes was noted, which opens up prospects for their application in solid-oxide fuel cells. |
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2
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2
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