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New modified Nafion-bisphosphonic acid composite membranes for enhanced proton conductivity and PEMFC performance

Teixeira et al., 2021

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11108821353945073908
Author
Teixeira F
de Sá A
Teixeira A
Ortiz-Martínez V
Ortiz A
Ortiz I
Rangel C
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Publication venue
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Proton exchange membranes remain a crucial material and a key challenge to fuel cell science and technology. In this work, new Nafion membranes are prepared by a casting method using aryl-or azaheteroaromatic bisphosphonate compounds as dopants. The …
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