Cool proton conductors

Ravindra Singh Bisht and Shriram Ramanathan ()
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Ravindra Singh Bisht: The State University of New Jersey
Shriram Ramanathan: The State University of New Jersey

Nature Energy, 2022, vol. 7, issue 12, 1124-1125

Abstract: Achieving high ionic conductivity at close to room temperature in solid oxide electrolytes is challenging due to the large thermal activation needed for ion transport. Now, a hydrogen-intercalated brownmillerite oxide, SrCoO2.5, has been shown to function as a high-performance proton conducting electrolyte for fuel cells below 200°C.

Date: 2022
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