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Interfacial Modification for High-Efficient Reversible Protonic Ceramic Cell with a Spin-Coated BaZr0. 1Ce0. 7Y0. 2O3− δ Electrolyte Thin Film

Chen et al., 2024

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6362788465612534453
Author
Chen J
Lu X
Zhang J
Zhao X
Liu W
Zhang J
Shao T
Zhao Y
Li Y
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ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

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Slurry spin coating is an effective approach for the fabrication of protonic ceramic electrolyte thin films. However, weak adhesion between the electrode and spin-coated electrolyte layers in electrochemical cells due to the low sinterability of the proton-conducting …
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