Xu et al., 2013 - Google Patents
Optimizing the power of enzyme-based membrane-less hydrogen fuel cells for hydrogen-rich H 2–air mixturesXu et al., 2013
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- 1307622471394783405
- Author
- Xu L
- Armstrong F
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- Publication venue
- Energy & Environmental Science
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The unusual ability of O2-tolerant hydrogenases (H2ase) to produce electricity from a H2–air mixture (when used as the anodic electrocatalyst in a simple, membrane-less fuel cell) is investigated with the aim of establishing a strategy for raising volume power density, the …
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