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Recent advances in solid polymer electrolyte fuel cell technology with low platinum loading electrodes

Srinivasan et al., 1990

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4402727010119218310
Author
Srinivasan S
Manko D
Koch H
Enayetullah M
Appleby A
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Journal of power sources

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Of all the fuel cell systems, only alkaline and solid polymer electrolyte fuel cells are capable of achieving high power densities (1 W cm− 2) required for terrestrial and extraterrestrial applications. Electrode kinetic criteria for attaining such high power densities are discussed …
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