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Controlled exsolution-dissolution in double perovskites enables symmetrical-capable high-performance SOFC electrodes

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Jakub Lach
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郑堃 (Kun Zheng) *
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Cristian Radu
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Marcin Krynski
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Michał Gogacz
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Yihan Ling
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Alicja Klimkowicz
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Marcin Łapiński
DOI:10.1016/j.cej.2026.174527delete
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• Nanofiber design drives ultra-small, densely distributed exsolved catalysts • Core–shell nanostructures markedly boost air-electrode catalytic activity • Multi-element exsolved nanoparticles yield high-performance electrodes • Symmetrical SOFCs reach 816 mW cm˗2 at 800 °C with strong long-term stability
Keywords:
Multi-elemental exsolution
Core–shell nanostructures
Nanofiber perovskites
Exsolved nano-oxides for air electrodes
Symmetrical electrodes
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