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March 2, 2018Science Advances272 citationsOpen Access

Critical advancements in achieving high power and stable nonprecious metal catalyst–based MEAs for real-world proton exchange membrane fuel cell applications

DBDustin BanhamFoshan University TKTakeaki KishimotoGunma University YZYingjie ZhouDonghua University

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MEA) using a precommercial NPMC. In situ electrochemical analysis of the CCLs is also used to help gain insight into the degradation mechanism observed during galvanostatic testing. Overall, the performance of this NPMC-based MEA has achieved commercial readiness and will be introduced into an NPMC-based product for portable power applications.

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