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(Plenary) Electrochemical diagnostics and modeling in developing the PEMFC cathode

Kongkanand et al., 2016

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3560841094455986661
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Kongkanand A
Yarlagadda V
Garrick T
Moylan T
Gu W
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ECS Transactions

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Reducing the use of precious metal in a proton exchange membrane fuel cell is a key challenge in mass commercialization of fuel cell electric vehicles. However, as Pt loadings are reduced, fuel cell performance losses due to mass transport phenomena become more …
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