Bass et al., 2010 - Google Patents
Surface structure of Nafion in vapor and liquidBass et al., 2010
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- Bass M
- Berman A
- Singh A
- Konovalov O
- Freger V
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- The Journal of Physical Chemistry B
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The microstructure of Nafion varies in response to changes in hydration. Thus, it undergoes a transition from tightly packed bundles of inverted micelles with aqueous cores and fused hydrophobic shells (“macaroni bundles”) at low hydrations to normal type (“spaghetti”) …
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