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  • 2017Effect of the synthesis conditions on the properties of La0.15Sm0.35Sr0.08Ba0.42FeO3 − δ cathode material for SOFCs3citations
  • 2015Laser machining of LaNi0.6M0.4O3−δ (M: Co, Fe) dip-coated on a Fe-22Cr mesh material to obtain a new contact coating for SOFC15citations

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  • Arriortua, M. I.
  • Vidal, K.
  • Baker, Richard T.
  • Larrañaga, A.
  • Laguna-Bercero, M. A.
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  • Porras-Vázquez, Jose
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Effect of the synthesis conditions on the properties of La0.15Sm0.35Sr0.08Ba0.42FeO3 − δ cathode material for SOFCs

  • Arriortua, M. I.
  • Morán-Ruiz, A.
  • Vidal, K.
  • Baker, Richard T.
  • Larrañaga, A.
  • Laguna-Bercero, M. A.
Abstract

The perovskite La<sub>0.15</sub>Sm<sub>0.35</sub>Sr<sub>0.08</sub>Ba<sub>0.42</sub>FeO<sub>3 − δ </sub>has been prepared by the glycine nitrate (GNC) route, varying the fuel/oxidizer ratio (glycine/nitrate, G/N = 1 and 2) and cooling rate (slow cooling and air-quenched), in order to study the influence of sample preparation on the materials' properties, in the context of their application as a cathode material for SOFCs. For this, the performance of the prepared mixed ion and electron conducting perovskite oxides is dictated by their structure, oxygen stoichiometry (3 − δ), chemical composition and thermal expansion properties. High-resolution Synchrotron X-ray powder diffraction patterns were collected at room temperature and at 700 and 800 °C. It was found that the materials had a cubic crystal structure at these temperatures. As expected, 3 − δ decreased as temperature increased, and was slightly smaller for the quenched sample. Higher electrical conductivity values were obtained for the sample with G/N = 1 (air-quenched) in the cooling rate. At 700 and 800 °C the cathode synthesized with G/N = 1 and air-quenched showed the smallest polarization resistance values in impedance spectroscopy studies. Therefore, the physicochemical and electrochemical characterization clearly demonstrated the influence of the synthetic conditions on the cathode performance.

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  • perovskite
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • Oxygen
  • chemical composition
  • thermal expansion
  • electrical conductivity