Ceramic fuel cells offer a clean and efficient means of producing electricity through a variety
of fuels. However, miniaturization of cell dimensions for portable device application remains …

Protonic ceramic fuel cells (PCFCs) are clean and efficient power generation devices
operating at intermediate temperatures. However, manufacturing difficulties have limited …

The fabrication of high-performance protonic ceramic fuel cells (PCFCs) and the accurate
evaluation of their energy efficiency remain challenging because of electron–hole leakage …

The fuel cell is a promising clean energy technology for efficient conversion of fuel to power
with no or low emissions. 1 It utilizes electrochemical reactions and ion transport to generate …

Protonic ceramic fuel cells (PCFCs) are a potential alternative to solid oxide fuel cells at
temperatures below 600° C, but they suffer from low power output and poor chemical …

In spite of various advantages of protonic ceramic fuel cells over conventional fuel cells,
distinct scepticism currently remains about their applicability because of lower-than …

Protonic ceramic fuel cells, like their higher-temperature solid-oxide fuel cell counterparts,
can directly use both hydrogen and hydrocarbon fuels to produce electricity at potentially …

Developing a reliable and high-performing direct hydrocarbon symmetric solid oxide fuel
cells (Ssingle bondSOFCs) is promising to achieve the simple and durable operation in …

Ceramic fuel cells capable of achieving high power densities are based on oxygen-ion
conductors that operate at high temperatures. The development of ceramic fuel cells that …

Recent progress in the performance of intermediate temperature (500–600 C) protonic
ceramic fuel cells (PCFCs) has demonstrated both fuel flexibility and increasing power …