Abstract
PdONiOSDC composites (SDC: Sm2 O3 -doped Ce O2) have been proposed to be excellent anodes for single-chamber, intermediate-temperature solid oxide fuel cells (SC-IT-SOFCs) operated under mixtures of C H4 and air, reaching high power densities at relatively low working temperatures. In this work we evaluated the catalytic activity of these composites in the partial oxidation of C H4, finding that their high performance is due to the excellent catalytic properties of these materials. The effect of the addition of PdO was investigated by analyzing NiO/SDC and PdONiOSDC composites under different reaction temperatures and C H4: O2 ratios. Finally, PdONiOSDC composites were evaluated under operation in SC-IT-SOFCs similar to those reported in the literature using SDC electrolytes and Sm0.5 Sr0.5 Co O3 cathodes. Our results confirmed the feasibility of SC-IT-SOFCs. © 2009 The Electrochemical Society. All rights reserved.
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Cabezas, M. D., Lamas, D. G., Bellino, M. G., Fuentes, R. O., Walsöe De Reca, N. E., & Larrondo, S. A. (2009). Catalytic Behavior of PdONiOSDC composites for partial oxidation of methane: Application as anodes of single-chamber IT-SOFCs. Electrochemical and Solid-State Letters, 12(3). https://doi.org/10.1149/1.3061170
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