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Three alkaline earths and two rare earths jointly enhance activity and stability of a high-entropy iron perovskite electrode for symmetrical solid oxide fuel cells

Sun et al., 2026

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8371378929712175502
Author
Sun M
Gong X
Zhou L
Desta H
Cheng Y
Zhu S
Liu D
Tian D
Lin B
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Symmetrical solid oxide fuel cells (SSOFCs) have the great potential to be commercialized but remain a challenge of efficient electrode design. Here, we demonstrate that three alkaline earths and two rare earths metals jointly enhance the activity and stability of the iron …
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