Water vapor can double conductivity for better, long-lasting fuel cells, new study finds
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Water vapor absorption in barium-niobium-molybdenum oxide creates more pathways for oxygen ions, doubling conductivity at 932°F and potentially enabling solid oxide fuel cells to operate at lower temperatures, improving durability and cost-effectiveness.
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