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Coupled effects of catalyst–ionomer ratio and hot-press load on the performance of proton exchange membrane fuel cells
The use of sustainable energy is of great importance in today’s world due to environmental issues and the lack of fossil fuels. Proton-exchange membrane fuel cells are a potential solution. The catalyst‐to‐ionomer ratio and the hot-press load are two important parameters that substantially affect th
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