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Preparation and properties of Nafion/SiO2 composite membrane derived via in situ sol–gel reaction: size controlling and size effects of SiO2 nano‐particles

Ke et al., 2012

Document ID
14488683156997634800
Author
Ke C
Li X
Qu S
Shao Z
Yi B
Publication year
Publication venue
Polymers for Advanced Technologies

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A novel technique in controlling the size of SiO2 nano‐particles in the preparation of Nafion/SiO2 composite membranes via in situ sol–gel method, as well as the effects of nano‐ particle size on membrane properties and cell performance, is reported in this paper …
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