Zr and Y co-doped perovskite as a stable, high performance cathode for solid oxide fuel cells operating below 500 °C
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Ryan O'Hayre | Chuancheng Duan | J. Tong | Jianhua Tong | Yachao Chen | Yachao Chen | David Hook | Chuancheng Duan | R. O'Hayre | D. Hook
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