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Batch fabrication of micro-tubular protonic ceramic fuel cells via a phase inversion-based co-spinning/co-sintering technique

Tong et al., 2023

Document ID
16154257750978159822
Author
Tong G
Li Y
Wang Z
Tan X
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Power Sources

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Micro-tubular protonic ceramic fuel cells (MT-PCFCs) are prominently advantageous in energy conversion and storage, such as intermediate operating temperature, large volumetric power density, and low sealing requirements. Formation of thin and dense …
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