Characterization of IT-SOFC non-symmetrical anode sintered through conventional furnace and microwave
This work investigated the mechanical and electrical properties of NiO–SDC/SDC anode sintered by two different methods: in a microwave at about 1200°C for 1h and in a conventional furnace at 1200°C with a holding time of 1h (total sintering time of 21h). Nano-powders Sm0.2Ce0.8O1.9 (SDC) and NiO wer...
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