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Laboratory techniques for evaluating solid oxide fuel cells

Jan Van Herle
1993
Journal paper

Abstract

The construction of a small solid oxide fuel cell laboratory is described in terms of required materials, measuring techniques and equipment design. Details of various electrode deposition techniques and ways of making contacts to the electrodes are also outlined.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/255264?ln=en

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