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Modified Nafion membranes for direct alcohol fuel cells: An overview

Zakil et al., 2016

Document ID
16536659044521333481
Author
Zakil F
Kamarudin S
Basri S
Publication year
Publication venue
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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Direct alcohol fuel cells (DAFCs) have attracted considerable attention recently as alternative energy resources due to their high efficiency compared with other types of fuel cells. Currently, the two most common types of DAFCs are direct methanol fuel cells …
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