Crystalline membrane electrodes are a special type of membrane electrode that use crystalline materials as the electrolyte membrane, with unique crystalline structures and properties.

　　Crystalline membrane electrodes are typically made from single crystal materials with ionic conductivity, such as single-crystal zirconia (ZrO2) membranes or ion conductors in phosphate matrixes (such as calcium dihydrogen phosphate). These crystalline materials have excellent ionic conductivity and can stably transmit ions under high-temperature, high-pressure, or other extreme conditions.

　　Compared to traditional polymer or composite ion membranes, crystalline membrane electrodes have several advantages:

　　High-temperature stability: Crystal materials generally have good high-temperature stability and can maintain high ionic conductivity under high temperature environments, which is suitable for high-temperature electrochemical reactions.

　　Low resistance: Crystal materials have high ionic mobility rates and low internal resistance, which benefits the high-efficiency of electrochemical reactions.

　　Corrosion resistance: Crystal materials have good corrosion resistance and can be used for an extended period in corrosive media such as strong acids and strong bases.

　　Size stability: Crystal materials have good size stability and are not easily affected by changes in humidity or mechanical stress, which helps maintain long-term stability.

　　Crystalline membrane electrodes have a wide range of applications in various fields. For example, in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC), single-crystal zirconia membranes are used as electrolyte membranes, with high-temperature stability and lower resistance, suitable for energy conversion at high temperatures. In addition, crystalline membrane electrodes are also applied to other high-temperature electrochemical fields, such as hydrogen production through water electrolysis or electrolytic CO2 splitting."

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