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Highly abundant oxygen‐rich line defects (blue) can act as fast oxygen transport paths. These defects show similar chemistry and therefore similar catalytic activity to the materials surface. These results provide the opportunity to design and produce simple scalable structures as catalysts, whose functionality derives from internal defects rather than from the materials surfaces.
Micropatterning techniques offer the possibility of obtaining freely selectable thin film patterns with lateral dimensions down to the micrometer range. Furthermore, reaction sites can be systematically impacted or deactivated. This article reviews studies which have utilized these possibilities in order to characterize electrochemically electrode thin films for solid oxide fuel cells. In a second...
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