File:RSOC polarization.svg
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English: Polarization curve of a reversible Solid Oxide Cell in the two modalities of operation. In electrolysis mode, when the operating voltage is higher than the thermoneutral voltage, the reaction is exothermic, otherwise it is endothermic. In fuel cell mode, the reaction is always exothermic. |
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