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Machine learning-assisted advances and perspectives for electrolytes of protonic solid oxide fuel cells

Figure 7. High-throughput calculation results of hydration energy of (A) BaCeO3-derived; (B) BaZrO3-derived; (C) BaHfO3-derived; and (D) BaSnO3-derived oxides; (E) Cross-sectional SEM image of BSCYb172/BSCYb172/BPHYC single cell; (F) Typical I-V curves measured in electrolysis mode at 500-650 °C air (30% H2O) in the air electrode; (G) and (H) I-V-P curves measured in the fuel mode at 400-650 °C with H2 (3% H2O) in the fuel electrode and air in the air electrode; (I) Comparison of peak power densities of proton-conducting solid oxide fuel cells at 400-650 °C. Reproduced with permission from Luo et al.[62] Copyright 2024 John Wiley & Sons. I-V: Current-voltage; I-V-P: current-voltage-power.

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