(Invited) Oxygen Evolution Behavior of La1−XSrxFeO3−δ Electrodes in LiCl-KCl Melt

Monday, 10 October 2022: 14:40
Room 218 (The Hilton Atlanta)
S. Kimura, T. Fukumoto, Y. Suzuki, Y. Fukunaka, and T. Goto (Doshisha University)
Electrochemical reduction processes of oxides and injected CO2 in molten salt have been paid much attention as the carbon free technology to achieve the SDGs. We focused on La1xSrxFeO3δ materials to utilizing O2 evolution electrode, because they intrinsically possess both oxygen ion conductivity and electron conductivity at elevating temperatures. Unfortunately, the properties have not been well examined in the molten salt despite the fundamental characteristics for the application to the inert anode. We found that La1xSrxFeO3δ electrodes had excellent chemical and physical stability for keeping stable oxygen evolution reaction in the molten chlorides at 723 K.