Challenges and opportunities for characterisation of high-temperature polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells: a review

Zucconi, Adam; Hack, Jennifer; Stocker, Richard; Suter, Theo; Rettie, Alexander J. E.; Brett, Dan J. L.

doi:10.1039/d3ta06895a

reviewJournal of Materials Chemistry AJan 1, 2024HYBRID OA

Challenges and opportunities for characterisation of high-temperature polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells: a review

AZAdam Zucconi JHJennifer Hack RSRichard Stocker TSTheo Suter AJAlexander J. E. Rettie

Biochemical Society · University College London · +2 more institutions

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Abstract

High-temperature polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells require advancements to capitalise on their advantages over conventional PEMFCs, the critical roles and opportunities for characterisation and durability testing are discussed in this review.

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107

total citations

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References: 535

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Authors

AZ
Adam Zucconi
Biochemical Society, University College London, MIRA (United Kingdom)
JH
Jennifer Hack
Biochemical Society, University College London, University of Sheffield
RS
Richard Stocker
TS
Theo Suter
Biochemical Society, University College London
AJ
Alexander J. E. RettieCorresponding
Biochemical Society, University College London

Topics & keywords

Topics

Fuel Cells and Related Materials100%
Electrocatalysts for Energy Conversion100%
Advanced battery technologies research100%

Keywords

Electrolyte
Durability
Fuel cells
Polymer
Polymer electrolytes
Materials science
Membrane
Proton exchange membrane fuel cell

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Funding

FI
Faraday Institution
Awards: FIRG014, FIRG058
RA
Royal Academy of Engineering
EA
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Awards: EP/W03395X/1, EP/ T517793/1, FIRG014, EP/X023656/1, FIRG058, EP/X023656/1, EP/W033321/1, EP/S018204/2, EP/S018204/2, EP/W03395X/1, EP/T517793/1, EP/W033321/1
NP
National Physical Laboratory