Yunfei Li , Qian Zhai , Chengyi Wen , Chunling Lu , Dongchao Qiu , Bingbing Niu , Biao Wang
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Abstract
Sm and Nb co-doping Sm1-xBaxFe0.9Nb0.1O3-δ (x= 0.05,0.10,0.15, abbreviated as SBFN05, SBFN10 and SBFN15) oxide was prepared and investigated as an electrode for symmetrical solid oxide fuel cells (SSOFCs). XRD results demonstrate that Sm1-xBaxFe0.9Nb0.1O3-δ samples form a stable cubic perovskite structure both in air and in H2 atmosphere. Among Sm1-xBaxFe0.9Nb0.1O3-δ samples, SBFN05 exhibits the lowest polarization resistance (Rp) at 600–800 °C. At 800 °C, the Rp of SBFN05 symmetrical electrode is 0.021 Ω cm2 in air and 0.2 Ω cm2 in H2, respectively. The Rp of SBFN05 electrode has good stability in air and in H2 during 100 h short-term test. At 850 °C, The maximum power density of single cell with SBFN05 symmetrical electrode feed with H2 fuel reaches 928.6 mWcm−2. Compared with BaFeO3-δ, SBFN05 has lower binding energy and its O 2P center is closer to Fermi energy, suggesting good structural stability and oxygen catalytic activity. The primary result suggests that SBFN05 is a potential candidate symmetrical electrode for IT-SOFCs.
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