研究生: |
洪明豪 Ming-hao Hung |
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論文名稱: |
鑭鈣鐵氧化物作為固態氧化物燃料電池陰極之相關性質 Lanthanum Calcium Ferrites as SOFC Cathode and Related Material Properties |
指導教授: |
蔡大翔
Dah-shyang Tsai |
口試委員: |
周振嘉
none 黃鶯聲 none 徐錦志 none |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
工程學院 - 化學工程系 Department of Chemical Engineering |
論文出版年: | 2006 |
畢業學年度: | 94 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 142 |
中文關鍵詞: | 鑭鈣鐵氧化物 、陰極 、混合氧離子、電子導體 、熱膨脹 、導電率 、氧還原反應 |
外文關鍵詞: | Lanthanum calcium ferrites, Cathode, Mixed ionic and electronic conductors, Thermal expansion, Electrical conductivity, Oxygen reduction reaction |
相關次數: | 點閱:206 下載:11 |
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摘 要
本論文探討混合導體鑭鈣鐵氧化物(La1-xCaxFeO3-δ,LCF,x=0.0-0.5)的晶體結構、顯微結構、熱膨脹性質、導電率與氧還原電化學反應催化活性。LaFeO3為斜方晶相的鈣鈦礦結構,空間群為Pnma,鈣取代鑭位置減少斜方晶相的晶格體積。
實驗樣品的緻密塊材(相對密度大於95%)製備方法,使用固態反應法合成(La1-xCax)FeO3-δ粉末,單軸冷壓成型的生胚於1320℃燒結。此燒結溫度接近於LCF的分解溫度,對於部分x 0.3的樣品,經過1270℃熱腐蝕之電鏡分析顯示有低鑭含量的第二相產生。
掃描室溫至1000℃範圍熱分析時,發現隨摻雜鈣含量x增加,熱重損失有增大趨勢。示差熱分析上則無發現x=0.2-0.4有相變中的吸熱事件。熱機械分析儀(TMA)研究顯示,x 0.2的樣品隨溫度上升,熱膨脹率呈線性增加;而x=0.4與x=0.5組成的熱膨脹曲線則有很奇特的折彎情形。熱膨脹分率的折彎行為應是受到第二相的影響。組成x 0.2的熱膨脹係數(TEC)介於10.8與11.7 ppm K-1。
四點探針法(four-probe method)量測LCF的導電率,發現隨摻雜鈣含量x增加,LCF的導電率會急遽上升再下降的情形;而溫度變化與LCF導電率之關係可用微小極子跳躍機制(small polaron hopping mechanism)加以描述。對SOFC而言,摻雜鈣含量25 mol %的組成是有希望成為優良的陰極材料,因為它能與8 mol % YSZ與10 mol % 的Dy、Er取代La2Mo2O9(LAMOX)電解質作熱匹配,以及在中溫(700-800℃)時,導電率高達160 S cm-1。
最後我們利用交流阻抗儀(AC impedance)分析陰極電化學氧還原反應(ORR)之觸媒活性,以陰極La0.75Ca0.25FeO3-δ與電解質La1.8Dy0.2Mo1.6W0.4O9之半電池實驗為例,驗證此方法可用於研究LCF基組成陰極活性。
ABSTRACT
The master thesis investigates the crystal structure, microstructure of mixed conductor La1-xCaxFeO3-δ (LCF, x=0.0-0.5), and their thermal expansion properties, conductivities, and catalytic activities in oxygen reduction reaction. LaFeO3 crystal is an orthorhombic perovskite, with space group Pnma. Substitution of La with Ca reduces the unit cell volume.
Dense monolithic samples were prepared from 1320C sintering of uniaxially pressed green bodies. The LCF powders were synthesized by solid-state reaction. The sintering temperature was necessary in densification of LCF, but it was also near the decomposition temperature of LCF. For the solid solutions of x0.3, their SEM micrographs revealed a secondary phase of low La content under 1270C thermal etching.
Thermal analysis in scanning the temperature up to 1000C revealed that the sample weight loss increased with the increasing calcium content. The differential thermal analysis did not show a sign of phase transformation. Thermal mechanical analysis revealed that the linear thermal expansion increased linearly with the temperature for the samples of x0.2, while bent strangely for the samples of x=0.4 and 0.5. It was speculated that the strange bending in thermal expansion was caused by the secondary phase. The thermal expansion coefficient of samples of 0.0x0.2 was measured between 10.8 and 11.7 ppm K-1。
The conductivities measured by the four-point method showed that the LCF conductivity increased with the calcium content first, then decreased. The temperature dependence of LCF conductivity can be described by small polaron hopping mechanism. In the composition range being investigated, LCF of 25% calcium content is a promising cathode composition since it is compatible with 8 mol% YSZ and 10 mol% Dy or Er substituted La2Mo2O9, and its conductivity reaches 160 S cm-1 at 700-800C.
In the end, we implemented AC impedance to analyze the catalytic activity of ORR reaction on LCF. An example of half-cell experiments using La0.75Ca0.25FeO3-δ as cathode and La1.8Dy0.2Mo1.6W0.4O9 as electrolyte was demonstrated. It appeared that the approach could be applied to analyze the catalytic activity of LCF-based cathode.
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