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Study of temperature, air dew point temperature and reactant flow effects on proton exchange membrane fuel cell performances using electrochemical spectroscopy …

Wasterlain et al., 2010

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10053247283127113743
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Wasterlain S
Candusso D
Hissel D
Harel F
Bergman P
Menard P
Anwar M
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Journal of Power Sources

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A single PEMFC has been operated by varying the assembly temperature, the air dew point temperature and the anode/cathode stoichiometry rates with the aim to identify the parameters and combinations of factors affecting the cell performance. Some of the …
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