Thermodynamics and Proton Transport in Nafion II. Proton Diffusion Mechanisms and Conductivity

By P. Choi, Nikhil H. Jalani, Ravindra Datta. 2005

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Nikhil H. Jalani
2. Ravindra Datta

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1. Ravindra Datta
2. Nikhil H. Jalani

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1. Ravindra Datta
2. Nikhil H. Jalani

Citations in the corpus

• The effect of equivalent weight, temperature, cationic forms, sorbates, and nanoinorganic additives on the sorption behavior of Nafion ® (2005, background): “The amount of ater sorbed in the Nafion® membrane as a function of reltive humidity (RH) is critical as the proton conductivity epends directly on the water content of the membrane which etermines the fuel cell performance [7–8].”