The role of pore former type on the performance of anode functional layer in microtubular solid oxide fuel cells
Authors:
- Cigdem TimurkutlukCTCigdem Timurkutluk
- Sezer OnbilginSOSezer Onbilgin
- Fuat YildirimFYFuat Yildirim
- Gulsah Germen TutasGTGulsah Germen Tutas
- Semiha OnbilginSOSemiha Onbilgin
- Bora TimurkutlukBTBora Timurkutluk
- 24 January 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
- Vol. 142, 886-895
Abstract
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