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Electrochemical Recovery of Pt/C Catalyst from Aged MEA—Alkaline Electroleaching in the Presence of Ammonia
The energy transition requires the development of efficient and decarbonized energy storage and conversion systems. In this context, dihydrogen (H2) is a promising energy carrier. Ideally, it should be produced through water electrolysis using intermittent renewable energy sources (solar, wind, etc.
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