We all know that gated sodium and potasium channels are activated when particles are attached to the gates, these particles are electrically charged but they 're not necessarily ions, so what are they exactly?
In mixed ionic and electronic conductors, there should be unexplained voltage loss without any currents.
When the ion channels are reduced even partially (only cathode side), the voltage should be lower.
When the ion channels are oxidized even partially (only cathode side), the voltage should be higher.
T. Miyashita
A Current-Independent Constant Anode Voltage Loss Using Sm-Doped Ceria Electrolytes in SOFCs
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