Proceedings of the Fourth International Symposium on Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC-IV)

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The Electrochemical Society, 1995 - 1171 lappuses

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kW Class Generation Test of MOLB Type SOFC
79
The Performance and Reliability of 20cm Square Planar SOFC
86
Development of a Planar Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Module at Sanyo
100
Development of Cofired Type Planar SOFC
120
Development of ThinFilm Solid Oxide Fuel Cells for Power
138
Current Status of Planar SOFC Development at Tokyo Gas
153
Development of SelfSupporting Air Electrode Type SOFC
173
Current Status of the Fundamental Studies on SOFC at Osaka Gas
187
Advances in Tubular Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Technology
195
Development of Tubular Type SOFC by Wet Process
208
Development of Tubular SOFC Using Matallic Substrate
221
Relaxation of Thermal Stresses in Planar SOFC Stacks
236
Adhesive Characteristics between ElectrolyteElectrode Membrane
255
Hollow Electrode Loose Plate SOFC Design
274
SOFC Using Cubic Stabilized Zirconia in a ZrO2Sc203Al2O3 System as
295
Characterization of the Sc2O3ZrO2 System and Its Applicaiton as the Electrolyte
301
Permeation Characteristics of YSZ Films During the Deposition on a Porous
310
Comparison of Strength and Microstructure of Thin Fully Stabilised Zirconia at Room
318
Fabrication of Electrolyte for SOFC by Extrusion
326
Electrophoretic Deposition of Y203Stabilized ZrO2 on the Porous
334
Application of the New Oxide Ionic Conductor LaGaO3 to the Solid Electrolyte
344
Raman Spectroscopy of the Fast OxideIon Conductor
353
Operating Properties of SOFCs Using BaCe0 8Gdo 203a Electrolyte
363
Review of the Structural and Electrical Properties of the La SrCo Fe03
375
Validation of Oxygen Transport Data from Potential Step Measurements
385
Transient Thermogravimetric Measurement of the Chemical Diffusion
395
Coulometric Titration Investigation of Oxygen Transport Kinetics in Compressed
404
Gd1xAxMnO3 and Gd1xAxCoO3ACa Sr for the Electrode of Solid Oxide
414
Electrical Transport
424
Phase Equilibria in the LaSrCoO System and Thermodynamic Stability
434
Relationship of Crystal Structure Lattice Parameters and Thermal Expansion
444
Effect of Asite Cation Deficiency and YSZ Additions on Sintering and Properties
454
Ln Pr Nd Sm Gd Yb and Y Manganite Cathode Materials for SOFC
463
Pro 8Sr0 2Mn1xCoxO3 Cathode Material for SOFC Operating at a Reduced
482
Synthesis and Characteristics of La1xSxMnO3 Ceramics for Cathode Materials
502
Properties of Solid Solutions Based on LaMnO3
520
The Preparation of La0 5Sr0 5MnO3Yttria Stabilized Zirconia Composite
619
ProcessingMicrostructureProperty Relations of Solid Oxide
625
Sintering Behavior and Performance of Anode Materials for SOFC
639
Microscopical Characterization of Degraded Air Electrode of SOFC
649
Relations between Performance and Structure of NiYSZCermet
657
Influence of Additives on Interfacial Properties between Ni and YSZ
667
A Study on Fuel Electrode Materials for Solid Oxide Fuel Cell
676
A Study on Structure of Fuel Electrode for SOFC
686
ZrO2 Anodes
696
Preparation of Porous Nickeltitania Cermets and Their Application to Anode
706
Effects of Ionic Conductivity of Zirconia Solid Electrolytes on Anodic Polarization
712
Effects of Ionic Conductiv Reaction Zone from NiYSZ Interface by Using Fixed
721
Oxidation of Carbon Monoxide on Strontium Ferrate
731
Reaction Kinetics at the Nickel Pattern Electrode on YSZ and Its Dependence
741
High Performance CatalyzedReaction Layer for Medium Temperature Operating
750
Preparation of SOFC Electrode Powders by the Aerosol Flow Pyrolysis Process
759
The Fuel Electrode Material Using FeYSZ Cermet
769
Study of the Activity and Deactivation of La0 8Ca0 2CrO3 in Dry CH4 Using
781
Oxidation of CH4 on Ni and Fe Anodes in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
791
Direct Oxidation of Methane on Anode of Solid Oxide Fuel Cell
801
Methane Reforming on NiZirconia SOFC an Anodes
810
Performance Analysis
820
Evaluation of the Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Catalytic Steam Reforming
829
Development and Processing of Metallic Cr Based Materials for SOFC Parts
841
The Influence of LaSrCoO3 Coatings on the Electrical Resistance of Ni20Cr
850
Electrochemical Vapour Deposition of Doped LaCrO3
960
Role of Oxygen at Perovskite Interfaces
975
Chemical Compatibility of La0 6Ca0 4xFe0 8M0 203 x10 9 MCr Mn Co
985
EPMA on Interfaces between Cathode and Electrolyte of the Solid Oxide
995
Development of a Reducedtemperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cell
1009
Low Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells with Dipcoated YSZ Electrolytes
1018
Properties and Applications of CeGd02x Electrolytes in the Temperature Range
1028
The Materials and Technology Development of Ceramic Components for a Reduced
1039
Characterization and Performance of Ceria Based SOFCS
1049
Transfer Printing of Thin Electrolyte Layers in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
1056
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