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Existing challenges and development directions of PEM water electrolysis

Yang et al., 2024

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2177079677448331211
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Yang M
Zhan Y
Chen F
Wei F
Tang D
Chen W
Han W
Tian H
Yang Z
Huang P
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Green Hydrogen Production by Water Electrolysis

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Due to its high combustion calorific value, sustainability, abundant reserves, and zero pollution, hydrogen energy is known as the cleanest energy in the 21st century, which has great potential to replace fuels and make the energy system greener, cleaner, and more …
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