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Electrospun sulfonated poly (ether ketone) nanofibers as proton conductive reinforcement for durable Nafion composite membranes

Klose et al., 2017

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1589077370289828087
Author
Klose C
Breitwieser M
Vierrath S
Klingele M
Cho H
Büchler A
Kerres J
Thiele S
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Journal of Power Sources

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We show that the combination of direct membrane deposition with proton conductive nanofiber reinforcement yields highly durable and high power density fuel cells. Sulfonated poly (ether ketone)(SPEK) was directly electrospun onto gas diffusion electrodes and then …
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