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Influence of membrane thickness on membrane degradation and platinum agglomeration under long-term open circuit voltage conditions

Zhao et al., 2015

Document ID
3530813336620657409
Author
Zhao M
Shi W
Wu B
Liu W
Liu J
Xing D
Yao Y
Hou Z
Ming P
Zou Z
Publication year
Publication venue
Electrochimica Acta

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Membrane chemical degradation and platinum catalyst agglomeration under long-term open circuit voltage (OCV) conditions were investigated using three types of composite membranes with various membrane thicknesses. Hydrogen permeation increases as …
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