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Mass-Transport Resistances of Acid and Alkaline Ionomer Layers: A Microelectrode Study Part 1-Microelectrode Development

Petrovick et al., 2019

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7056763468887392421
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Petrovick J
Kushner D
Tesfaye M
Danilovic N
Radke C
Weber A
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ECS Transactions

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The use of microelectrodes to study localized mass-transport phenomena in fuel-cell catalyst layers is an increasingly valuable tool. However, existing microelectrode cells have been used in static, equilibrated environment modes with poorly controlled interfaces. In this work …
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