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Heating‑Rate‑Controlled Interface Engineering for Improved Cathodic Performance in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
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• Heating-rate-controlled sintering tailors cathode–electrolyte interface formation in SSC-based SOFCs. • A 6 °C·min-1 heating rate (SSC HR-6) yields optimal microstructure and minimizes interfacial resistance. • The optimized condition delivers a peak power density of 1.48 W cm⁻² at 800 °C, enabling scalable high-performance SOFC fabrication.
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Solid oxide fuel cell
Sintering
Heating rate
Porosity
Sintering point
ion diffusion
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