Unveiling optimal activity and mechanism of in situ Ni reduction Pr2Ni1-xZnxO4 anode for ammonia solid oxide fuel cells

Fulan Zhong, Xiaofeng Zhao, Huihuang Fang, Yu Luo, Shaorong Wang, Chongqi Chen, Lilong Jiang
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Kinetically sluggish ammonia oxidation and interference of H competing with NH active sites will suppress the output performance of direct ammonia solid oxide fuel cell (DA-SOFC). Herein, we select Zn doped into PrNiO as precursor of PrNiZnO (PNZx) that can be destroyed and converted into PrO together with in-situ Ni reduction, realizing the redistribution of elements in reduction atmosphere. Meanwhile, the foreign Zn as a low-valent element is retained in PrO lattice due to the high segregation Gibbs free energy to form Ni/PrZnO, which aggravates the change of Pr and Pr, thus enhancing the oxygen vacancy concentration. The Zn promotes the reduction of Ni and quenches the adsorption capacity of H, alleviating the “hydrogen poisoning” behavior. As a result, the maximum powder density of single cell based on PNZ0.1 supported by YSZ electrolyte is 134 mW·cm at 800 ℃, which is more than twice higher than that of Ni/YSZ. Various characterizations reveal that the NH reaction path is the synergistic occurrence of ammonia decomposition and ammonia oxidation.
揭示用于氨固体氧化物燃料电池的原位镍还原 Pr2Ni1-xZnxO4 阳极的最佳活性和机理
氨氧化动力学缓慢以及 H 与 NH 活性位点竞争的干扰会抑制直接氨固体氧化物燃料电池(DA-SOFC)的输出性能。在此,我们选择在 PrNiO 中掺入 Zn 作为 PrNiZnO(PNZx)的前驱体,该前驱体可在原位还原 Ni 的同时被破坏并转化为 PrO,实现还原气氛中元素的再分配。同时,外来的 Zn 作为一种低价元素,由于偏析吉布斯自由能较高而被保留在 PrO 晶格中,形成 Ni/PrZnO,加剧了 Pr 和 Pr 的变化,从而提高了氧空位浓度。Zn 促进了 Ni 的还原,淬灭了 H 的吸附能力,减轻了 "氢中毒 "行为。因此,基于 PNZ0.1 并由 YSZ 电解质支撑的单电池在 800 ℃ 时的最大粉末密度为 134 mW-cm,比 Ni/YSZ 高出两倍多。各种表征显示,NH 反应路径是氨分解和氨氧化的协同作用。
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