Evaluation of porous platinum, nickel, and lanthanum strontium cobaltite as electrode materials for low-temperature solid oxide fuel cells
By Jung, Hojean; Bae, Kiho; Jang, Dong Young; Lee, Yoon Ho; Cha, Suk-Won & Shim, Joon Hyung
Published in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
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2014
Abstract
Porous Pt, Ni, and lanthanum strontium cobaltite (LSC) are evaluated as electrode materials for solid oxide fuel cells at the low temperature range under 500 °C. Porous metal electrodes 150 nm thick are prepared by sputtering. Porous LSC was deposited to a typical thickness of 1.5 μm by pulsed laser deposition as the cathode. In terms of fuel cell performance, we confirm that Pt is the best material for both the cathode and the anode under 400 °C, but LSC outperforms Pt as a cathode at temperatures over 450 °C in our configurations. Porous Ni anode is identified as being less effective than the porous Pt. It is determined that these results are closely related to the differences in electrode performance and to morphological changes during fuel cell operation.
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