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December 22, 2008Journal of The Electrochemical Society

A Study on Proton Conductivity of Composite Membranes with Various Ionic Liquids for High-Temperature Anhydrous Fuel Cells

EunKyung Cho Jin‐Soo Park S. S. Sekhon Gu‐Gon Park Tae‐Hyun Yang Won‐Young Lee Chang-Soo Kim Seung-Bin Park

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A Study on Proton Conductivity of Composite Membranes with Various Ionic Liquids for High-Temperature Anhydrous Fuel Cells, Cho, EunKyung, Park, Jin-Soo, Sekhon, S. S., Park, Gu-Gon, Yang, Tae-Hyun, Lee, Won-Yong, Kim, Chang-Soo, Park, Seung-Bin

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