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Variations in the structure and electrochemical characteristics of membrane electrode assemblies during the endurance testing of hydrogen-air fuel cells

Avakov et al., 2015

Document ID
15861717888734694262
Author
Avakov V
Aliev A
Bogdanovskaya V
Ivanitskii B
Kazanskii L
Kapustin A
Korchagin O
Landgraf I
Tarasevich M
Chalykh A
Publication year
Publication venue
Russian Journal of Physical Chemistry A

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Variations in the characteristics of a membrane-electrode assembly (MEA) are studied during the endurance testing of a hydrogen-air fuel cell (FC) based on a Nafion 212 proton conducting membrane and platinum catalysts. It is shown that the voltage drop observed …
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