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A review on air cathodes for zinc–air fuel cells

Neburchilov et al., 2010

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1139184915944579869
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Neburchilov V
Wang H
Martin J
Qu W
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Journal of Power Sources

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This paper reviews the compositions, design and methods of fabrication of air cathodes for alkali zinc–air fuel cells (ZAFCs), one of the few successfully commercialized fuel cells. The more promising compositions for air cathodes are based on individual oxides, or mixtures of …
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