High-Temperature Electrolysis Capabilities
H2NEW has a suite of easily accessible capabilities for high-temperature oxide-ion-conducting solid oxide electrolysis (HTE) research and development.
Search and browse capabilities by class, component, national laboratory, and keywords. Also see our low-temperature electrolysis capabilities.
XRD (lab-scale and synchrotron/ex situ and in situ) to identify primary and secondary phases. XAS (ex situ and in situ) determines oxidation states and local binding environments. XPS (ex situ and in situ) is a surface sensitive technique that provides chemical and oxidation state identification and contaminant identification with 1 mm resolution, 0.1 atomic percent element sensitivity, and minimal sample prep required. Near ambient pressure XPS (NAP-XPS) is an XPS system capable of operating at pressures of a few tens of mbar, at temperature, and under bias.