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Electrochemical Hydrogen Pump Using SrCeO[sub 3]-Based Proton Conductor: Effect of Water Vapor at the Cathode on the Pumping Capacity
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Hydrogen PumpHydrogen Energy TechnologyElectrical EngineeringChemical EngineeringEngineeringHydrogen TransportElectrochemical PumpingProton-exchange MembraneHydrogen UtilizationHydrogen Production TechnologyWater VaporPumping CapacityHydrogenWater ElectrolysisProton ConductorElectrolysis Of WaterElectrochemistry
Electrochemical pumping of hydrogen through high temperature-type proton-conducting solid electrolytes has been studied. The effect of water vapor introduced to the cathode on the hydrogen-pumping capacity of the proton conductor cell was investigated in the present study. The pumping capacity of the cell was greatly enhanced when water vapor was introduced to the cathode. The water vapor was consumed at the cathode due to the minor partial oxide ionic conduction in the electrolyte. The role of the water vapor at the cathode in the hydrogen pump is discussed. © 2001 The Electrochemical Society. All rights reserved.
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