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High‐performance direct methanol fuel cells with precious‐metal‐free cathode

Li et al., 2016

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Document ID
14502720625714780003
Author
Li Q
Wang T
Havas D
Zhang H
Xu P
Han J
Cho J
Wu G
Publication year
Publication venue
Advanced Science

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Direct methanol fuel cells (DMFCs) hold great promise for applications ranging from portable power for electronics to transportation. However, apart from the high costs, current Pt‐based cathodes in DMFCs suffer significantly from performance loss due to severe methanol …
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