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·2013

Electrochemical behaviour and sulfur tolerance of V x Mo (1−x) O y as solid oxide fuel cell anode

Berceste Beyribey YTU , Bora Timurkutluk , Tuğrul Y. Ertuğrul , Çiğdem Timurkutluk , Mahmut D. Mat

Ceramics International

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Keywords

Solid oxide fuel cell Hydrogen sulfide Molybdate Anode Materials science Electrochemistry Sulfur Oxide Hydrogen Vanadium Vanadate Electrochemical cell Molybdenum Vanadium oxide Sulfide Inorganic chemistry Electrode Chemistry Metallurgy

Subject Areas

Advancements in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells ·Materials Chemistry ·Physical Sciences
Catalysis and Oxidation Reactions ·Catalysis ·Physical Sciences
Catalytic Processes in Materials Science ·Materials Chemistry ·Physical Sciences

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