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Comparison between ultrathin films of YSZ deposited at

the solid oxide fuel cell cathode/electrolyte interface by

atomic layer deposition, dip-coating or sputtering

Messaoud Benamira, Armelle Ringuede, Michel Cassir, David Horwat,

Jean-François Pierson, Pascal Lenormand, Florence Ansart, Jean-Marc.

Bassat, Julien Fullenwarth

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Messaoud Benamira, Armelle Ringuede, Michel Cassir, David Horwat, Jean-François Pierson, et al.. Comparison between ultrathin films of YSZ deposited at the solid oxide fuel cell cathode/electrolyte in-terface by atomic layer deposition, dip-coating or sputtering. Open Fuels and Energy Science Journal, Bentham Open, 2009, vol. 2, pp. 87-99. �10.2174/1876973X01002010087�. �hal-00862988�

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To link to this article : DOI:10.2174/1876973X01002010087

URL : http://dx.doi.org/10.2174/1876973X01002010087

To cite this version : Benamira, Messaoud and Ringuede, Armelle and Cassir,

Michel and Horwat, David and Pierson, Jean-François andLenormand, Pascal and Ansart, Florence and Bassat, Jean-Marc and Fullenwarth,

Julien. Comparison between ultrathin films of YSZ deposited at the solid oxide

fuel cell cathode/electrolyte interface by atomic layer deposition, dip-coating or sputtering. (2009) Open Fuels and Energy Science Journal, vol. 2 (n° 1). pp.

87-99. ISSN 1876-973X

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