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Use of galvanostatic charge method as a membrane electrode assembly diagnostic tool in a fuel cell stack

Pei et al., 2014

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9257118189175665755
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Pei P
Xu H
Zeng X
Zha H
Song M
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Journal of Power Sources

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To better measure and monitor the membrane electrode assembly (MEA) status in polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) stack, a galvanostatic charge method is improved. The electrochemical active surface area (EAS), double-layer capacitance, hydrogen …
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