Description
Lanthanum strontium cobalt ferrite (LSCF) is one of the two primary cathode materials used by SOFC developers and manufacturers (LSM being the other). LSCF offers good performance at operating temperatures of 750 °C and lower, which makes it a quality option for use with anode supported SOFCs. Our LSCF powder is prepared with a slight A-site deficiency to improve its stability. LSCF can be used with zirconia (YSZ and ScSZ) ceria (GDC and SDC) and lanthanum gallate based electrolytes. A ceria barrier layer is recommended when using LSCF cathodes with zirconia based electrolytes. Our LSCF cathode material can be applied by screen printing, painting or spraying after it is formulated into appropriate inks or suspensions. LSCF also can be mixed with one of our ceria-based electrolyte (GDC or SDC) to improve cathode performance.
If you need a different composition or particle size range for your specific application needs, we can produce a custom lanthanum strontium cobalt ferrite (LSCF) powder to your specifications.
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Characteristics
All data shown are representative of a typical lot of this LSCF powder and may not be specific to the current the currently available lot of LSCF powder.
Publications
Here are some papers that our clients published using this material.
–University of Florida
Performance evaluation of a tubular direct carbon fuel cell operating in a packed bed of carbon
-CSIRO Energy Technology
Direct carbon fuel cell operation on brown coal
–CSIRO Energy Technology
Thermo-Chemical Expansion in Strontium-Doped Lanthanum Cobalt Iron Oxide
–University of Florida
Enhanced Performance of LSCF Cathode Through Surface Modification
–Georgia Institute of Technology
