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Anion exchange membrane fuel cells: Current status and remaining challenges
Journal of Power Sources · 2017 · Vol. 375 · pp. 170–184
S. Gottesfeld(University of Delaware)Dario R. Dekel(Technion – Israel Institute of Technology)Miles PageChulsung Bae(Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)Yushan Yan(University of Delaware)Piotr Zelenay(Los Alamos National Laboratory)Yu Seung Kim✉(Los Alamos National Laboratory)
Electrocatalysts for Energy ConversionFuel Cells and Related MaterialsAdvanced battery technologies researchProton exchange membrane fuel cellDurabilityPlatinumElectrolyteStack (abstract data type)Fuel cellsCatalysisIon exchangeMembraneMaterials science
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- Paul Scherrer Institut
- Los Alamos National Laboratory
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