Developing Novel SOFC Electrolyte for Advanced Clean Energy Generation during the Pandemic (COVID-19)

Recently, the whole world has been shocked by the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), and all health workers struggled to provide all possible services to save a single life. Although, there is no place for patients to stay in the hospital. So, to keep the appropriate treatment procedure for infected people and save their lives, there is an essential need for a continuous power system. That needs to be overcome by a stable energy source like solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs). Therefore, this paper attempted to produce new energy materials (SOFC electrolyte) from Sm
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dopant and evaluates the production steps of SOFC electrolytes in a morphological method by Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (FESEM). The second aim involves the synthesis of new electrolytes and electrically estimated by an electrochemical (EIS) instrument. By these goals, the present experimental work attempts to conquer the decisive current pandemic to ensure a continuous electrical powder by producing new electrolyte materials to be employed in fuel cell applications.