Abstract Professor John B. Goodenough started his research on perovskite‐type oxides
working on random‐access memory with ceramic [La, M (II)] MnO3 in the Lincoln Laboratory …

Solid oxide fuel cell first came up with the discovery of solid oxide electrolytes during last
years of the 19th century. Despite all the years that have passed since this discovery, solid …

Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) have emerged as energy conversion devices in achieving high
efficiency of over 70% with regeneration. The critical components of SOFC include anode …

One of the most attractive routes for the production of hydrogen or syngas for use in fuel cell
applications is the reforming and partial oxidation of hydrocarbons. The use of hydrocarbons …

Fuel cells are one of the most efficient means of converting chemical energy into electrical
energy. The major deterrents to the commercialisation of fuel cell technologies, especially …

Fuel cells are uniquely capable of overcoming combustion efficiency limitations (eg, the
Carnot cycle). However, the linking of fuel cells (an energy conversion device) and hydrogen …

The controllable synthesis of nanostructured CeO2-based materials is an imperative issue
for environment-and energy-related applications. In this review, we present the recent …

Currently, the electric power sector is looking forward towards increasing the bent for
availability, reliability and security of energy supply to consumers. This pursuit has …

The design and synthesis of metal oxide nanomaterials is one of the key steps for achieving
highly efficient energy conversion and storage on an industrial scale. Solution combustion …

Selective catalytic reduction of NO with NH3 (NH3-SCR) is a powerful technique for the
abatement of NOx from stationary sources, and the currently used VOx/TiO2-based catalysts …