Composition for fuel cell electrode
US-2016020470-A1 · Jan 21, 2016 · US
US10115974B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10115974-B2 |
| Application number | US-201615175928-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jun 7, 2016 |
| Priority date | Oct 28, 2015 |
| Publication date | Oct 30, 2018 |
| Grant date | Oct 30, 2018 |
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In some embodiments, a solid oxide fuel cell comprising an anode, an electrolyte, cathode barrier layer, a nickelate composite cathode separated from the electrolyte by the cathode barrier layer, and a cathode current collector layer is provided. The nickelate composite cathode includes a nickelate compound and second oxide material, which may be an ion conductor. The composite may further comprise a third oxide material. The composite may have the general formula (Ln u M1 v M2 s ) n+1 (Ni 1-t N t ) n O 3n+1 -A 1-x B x O y -C w D z Ce (1-w-z) O 2-δ , wherein A and B may be rare earth metals excluding ceria.
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We claim: 1. A fuel cell comprising: an anode; an electrolyte; a cathode; and a cathode current collector, wherein said cathode comprises a nickelate composite having the general formula: (Ln u M1 v M2 s ) n+1 (Ni 1-t N t ) n O 3n+1 -A 1-x B x O y -C w D z Ce (1-w-z) O 2-δ wherein: (Ln u M1 v M2 s ) n+1 (Ni 1-t N t ) n O 3n+1 comprises approximately 50 wt % to approximately 70 wt % of the cathode; element Ln is a rare earth metal; 0<u≤1; element M1 is a rare earth metal different from element Ln; 0≤v≤1; element M2 is an alkaline earth metal; 0≤s≤0.3; 0.9≤u+v+s<1.1; 1≤n; element N is one or more transition metals; 0≤t≤0.5; element A is a rare earth metal excluding cerium; element B is a rare earth metal different from element A excluding cerium; one of element A and element B is praseodymium; 0<x<1; 1.5≤y≤2.0; element C is a rare earth metal; element D is a rare earth metal different from element C; one of element C and element D is praseodymium; 0<w≤0.75; 0<z≤0.75; and 0≤δ≤0.5. 2. The fuel cell of claim 1 wherein one of element Ln and element M1 is praseodymium and element M2 is strontium. 3. The fuel cell of claim 2 wherein: 0.25≤u≤0.75; 0.25≤v≤0.75; and 0.02≤s≤0.15. 4. The fuel cell of claim 1 wherein: 0.25≤u≤0.75; 0.25≤v≤0.75; and 0.02≤s≤0.15. 5. The fuel cell of claim 1 wherein: element N is copper; and 0.02≤t≤0.30. 6. The fuel cell of claim 1 wherein: 0.05≤w≤0.5; 0.05≤z≤0.5; and 0≤δ≤0.3. 7. The fuel cell of claim 1 further comprising a cathode barrier disposed between said cathode and said electrolyte, wherein said cathode barrier comprises a co-doped ceria with a general formula: C w D z Ce (1-w-z) O 2-δ wherein: element C is a rare earth metal; 0<w≤0.75; element D is a rare earth metal different from element C; 0<z≤0.75; and 0≤δ≤0.5. 8. The fuel cell of claim 1 , wherein said cathode comprises a nickelate composite having the general formula: Ln 2 NiO 4 -A 1-x B x O y -C w D z Ce (1-w-z) O 2-δ wherein: element C is a rare earth metal; 0<w<0.75; 0<z<0.75; and 0≤δ<0.5. 9. The fuel cell of claim 1 wherein said cathode comprises a nickelate composite having the general formula: (Ln u M1 v ) 2 NiO 4 -A 1-x B x O y -C w D z Ce (1-w-z) O 2-δ wherein: 0<v<1; 0.9≤u+v<1.1; 0<w<0.75; 0<z<0.75; and 0≤δ<0.5. 10. The fuel cell of claim 1 , wherein said cathode comprises a nickelate composite having the general formula: (Ln u M1 v ) n+1 Ni n O 3n+1 -A 1-x B x O y -C w D z Ce (1-w-z) O 2-δ wherein: 0<v<1; 0.9≤u+v<1.1; 1<n; 0<w<0.75; element D is a rare earth metal different from element C; 0<z<0.75; and 0≤δ<0.5. 11. The fuel cell of claim 1 , wherein said cathode comprises a nickelate composite having the general formula: (Ln u M1 v ) n+1 (Ni 1-t N t ) n O 3n+1 -A 1-x B x O y -C w D z Ce (1-w-z) O 2-δ wherein: 0≤v<1; 0.9≤u+v<1.1; 1≤n; 0<t≤0.5; 0<w<0.75; 0<z<0.75; and 0≤δ<0.5. 12. The fuel cell of claim 1 , wherein said cathode comprises a nickelate composite having the general formula: (Ln u M1 v M2 s ) n+1 (Ni 1-t N t ) n O 3n+1 -A 1-x B x O y -C w D z Ce (1-w-z) O 2-δ 0≤v<1; 0<s<0.3; 0<w<0.75; 0<z<0.75; and 0≤δ<0.5.
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