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Comparative study on carbon corrosion characteristics of gas diffusion layer in PEMFCs under two accelerated stress tests

Zhang et al., 2024

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16813241581782311047
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Zhang X
Li S
Huang P
Meng C
Tian J
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International Journal of Electrochemical Science

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As a key component of proton exchange membrane fuel cell, the durability of gas diffusion layer (GDL) is directly related to the overall life of fuel cell. Carbon corrosion is a critical factor influencing the durability of GDL, damaging its pore structure and reducing its …
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