(470a) High-Temperature Electrolysis over Perovskites : The Role of Exsolution of Metal Nano-Particles | AIChE

(470a) High-Temperature Electrolysis over Perovskites : The Role of Exsolution of Metal Nano-Particles

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Ozkan, U. - Presenter, The Ohio State University
Deka, D. J., The Ohio State University
Gunduz, S., The Ohio State University
Kim, J., The Ohio State University
Perovskite oxides are known to have many properties that can easily be tuned by changing the A- and B-site doping. This ease of tunability opens up many applications for them as high-temperature electrocatalysts, in many reactions ranging from CO2 and H2O reduction to oxidative dehydrogenation. Another characteristic of the perovskites is their ability to exsolve B-site atoms to the surface in the form of metal or alloy nano-particles. Exsolution can take place upon exposure to high temperatures at reducing environments or by application of an electrical bias. Examples from our studies where exsolution of metal nano-particles was found to change the electrocatalytic behavior will be discussed.

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