Which risk increases when operating a solid-oxide fuel cell?

💡 Explanation

Anode delamination risks redox cycling caused by fuel starvation resulting in alternating oxidation and reduction of the nickel; therefore, repetitive solid oxide fuel cells cause delamination, rather than electrolyte corrosion, which is mainly at low-temperature phases.

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