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Perfluoroalkylic decorated cerium oxide nanoparticles as compatible radical scavengers in Aquivion®-based proton exchange membrane fuel cells with improved durability
Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) are highly efficient devices for converting chemical energy into electrical energy. At present, however, their large-scale implementation is primarily hindered by the limited lifetime of the membrane electrode assembly (MEA), which typically utilizes perf
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