Novel oxychloride shows high stability and oxide-ion conduction through interstitial oxygen site tokodai_news
Conventional SOFCs with yttria-stabilized zirconia electrolytes have high operating temperatures , and their widespread adoption has been limited by their degradation issues and high cost. Therefore, there is a need to search for new materials exhibiting high conductivities and stability at low temperatures . While some bismuth-containing materials exhibit high oxide-ion conductivities through the conventional vacancy diffusion mechanism, they are not very stable under reduced atmospheres.
A team of researchers from Japan led by Prof. Masatomo Yashima of Tokyo Institute of Technology put their heads together to find a solution to these problems. In their recent breakthrough published in
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