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In this study, BaCe0.9Er0.1O3−α was synthesized by a microemulsion method. Then, a BaCe0.9Er0.1O3−α–K2SO4–BaSO4 composite electrolyte was obtained by compounding it with a K2SO4–Li2SO4 solid solution. BaCe0.9Er0.1O3−α and BaCe0.9Er0.1O3−α–K2SO4–BaSO4 were characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and Raman spectrometry. AC impedance spectroscopy was measured in a nitrogen atmosphere at 400–700 °C. The logσ~log (pO2) curves and fuel cell performances of BaCe0.9Er0.1O3−α and BaCe0.9Er0.1O3−α–K2SO4–BaSO4 were tested at 700 °C. The maximum output power density of BaCe0.9Er0.1O3−α–K2SO4–BaSO4 was 115.9 mW·cm−2 at 700 °C, which is ten times higher than that of BaCe0.9Er0.1O3−α.


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