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titleOfInvention Solid oxide fuel cell
abstract To solve the problem of sulfur poisoning of an air electrode layer of a fuel cell due to sulfur contained in air for power generation, while improving the sulfur poisoning resistance, the electron conduction required for a current collecting layer. Provide high performance solid oxide fuel cells with high performance. In a solid oxide fuel cell in which a fuel electrode layer and an air electrode layer are stacked with a solid oxide electrolyte layer interposed therebetween, a current collector containing silver on the outer surface of the air electrode layer The current collecting layer includes a perovskite-type oxide containing an alkaline earth metal, and has a perimeter / area of a gas phase of 5.0 μm −1 or more. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1
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