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Spatially resolved diagnostic methods for polymer electrolyte fuel cells: a review

Kalyvas et al., 2014

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8883567056083722694
Author
Kalyvas C
Kucernak A
Brett D
Hinds G
Atkins S
Brandon N
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Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Energy and Environment

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This review discusses the range of diagnostic techniques reported in the literature for spatially resolved studies of operating fuel cells. In situ diagnostic techniques continue to reveal more about the working of fuel cells and in so doing allow for improved cell hardware …
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