Single-crystal oxygen ion conductor

Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus – product – and – With pressure equalizing means for liquid immersion operation

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429 33, 429 40, 204421, 205634, H01M 812

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061069663

ABSTRACT:
A single-crystal solid oxide material, rather than a polycrystalline ceramic, is used for electrolytic and fuel-cell applications. For the electrolytic production of oxygen from carbon dioxide, a yttria-stabilized zirconia crystal is coated with platinum electrodes and encased in a platinum structure to provide a thermally stable electrolytic cell. A multilayered device is constructed by stacking crystals and spacers in alternating arrangement and by plumbing the active surfaces of the crystals in parallel through perforations drilled directly in the solid-oxide crystals, so that manifolding and sealing problems are minimized.

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