In-situ study of operating SOFC LSM/YSZ cathodes under polarization by photoelectron microscopy

By M. Backhaus-Ricoult, K. Adib, T. S. Clair, B. Luerssen, L. Gregoratti, A. Barinov. 2008

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Subfields: Catalysis, Materials Chemistry

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• Nanoscale and nano-structured electrodes of solid oxide fuel cells by infiltration: Advances and challenges (2012, background): “The activation and deactivation phenomena of SOFC cathodes,which depends strongly on themicrostructure, polarization and presence of other phases [157e159] and the phase segregation at the electrode/electrolyte interface [160,161] also complicate the mechanism of the”
• Impedance of SOFC electrodes: A review and a comprehensive case study on the impedance of LSM:YSZ cathodes (2014, background): “has by TEM studies and in-situ studies of SOFC operating LSM:YSZ cathodes convincingly demonstrated that upon cathodic polarization Mn2+ spread to the LSM/YSZ interface and the three-phase-boundary (TPB) and from the TPB over to the YSZ electrolyte surface [41,42].”