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Influence of IrO2/TiO2 coated titanium porous transport layer on the performance of PEM water electrolysis

Doan et al., 2022

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9229018284790271604
Author
Doan T
Lee H
Kim M
Cho W
Cho H
Kim T
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Journal of power sources

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Porous transport layer (PTL) plays an important role in the electron and mass transport of the polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) water electrolyzer. Through harsh conditions of long- term operation, acidic environment, high operating temperature, the forming of TiO 2 on the …
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