Neodymium-deficient nickelate oxide Nd1.95NiO4+δas cathode material for anode-supported intermediate temperature solid oxide fuel cells

The neodymium-deficient nickelate Nd1.95NiO4+δ, mixed conducting K2NiF4-type oxide, was evaluated as cathode for solid oxide fuel cells. The electrochemical properties were investigated on planar Ni–YSZ anode-supported SOFC based on co-tape casted and co-fired HTceramix® cells. Using a layer of stro...

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Published in:Journal of power sources 2008-12, Vol.185 (2), p.1218-1224
Main Authors: LALANNE, C, PROSPERI, G, BASSAT, J.-M, MAUVY, F, FOURCADE, S, STEVENS, P, ZAHID, M, DIETHELM, S, VAN HERLE, J, GRENIER, J.-C
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description The neodymium-deficient nickelate Nd1.95NiO4+δ, mixed conducting K2NiF4-type oxide, was evaluated as cathode for solid oxide fuel cells. The electrochemical properties were investigated on planar Ni–YSZ anode-supported SOFC based on co-tape casted and co-fired HTceramix® cells. Using a layer of strontium doped lanthanum cobaltite as current collector, a current density of 1.31 A cm−2 (at 0.70 V) was obtained at 800 °C using hydrogen fuel with small single cells, after optimizing the cathode sintering temperature. Impedance spectroscopy measurements were performed; the different resistive contributions and the values of the corresponding equivalent capacities are discussed.
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