The current primary life-limiting factor for fuel cells is material stability. Fuel cells operate at moderate (475K) to high (925 - 1275K) temperatures in a variety of mediums and, as a result, each has its own unique set of material stability concerns. The material critical issues for phosphoric acid and carbonate fuel cells will be discussed.

Subject
Cathodes, Stability, Materials, Electrochemical cells, Corrosion rate, Dissolution, Coolants, Creep, Phosphoric acid, Nickel, Catalysts, Electrolytes, Anodes
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1986
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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