Síntese de Condutores Protônicos de Cerato de Estrôncio (SrCeO 3) pelo Método dos Precursores Poliméricos para Uso em Células a Combustíveis
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.19142/rpq.v13i26.545Keywords:
fuel cells, polymeric precursors, strontium cerateAbstract
The increasing technological increase brings with it the need to produce new materials that meet this evolution in a sustainable way. In this sense, the study of SrCeO3 strontium kerate perovskites is of great relevance, since these materials have proton conduction property and are widely used as solid electrolyte for solid oxide fuel cells, which are very important for low or no pollutant power generation through renewable fuels. Therefore, the present work aimed to synthesize SrCeO3 by the doped and undoped polymeric precursor method and to characterize them structurally.
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