Investigation of thin/well-tunable liquid/gas diffusion layers exhibiting superior multifunctional performance in low-temperature electrolytic water splitting

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Zhenye Kang

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October 11, 2016

Abstract

Novel LGDLs remarkably reduce losses and reveals unprecedented rapid electrochemical reactions.

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Energy & Environmental Science

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10.1039/c6ee02368a

Investigation of thin/well-tunable liquid/gas diffusion layers exhibiting superior multifunctional performance in low-temperature electrolytic water splitting

Authors

Zhenye Kang

Published

October 11, 2016

Abstract

Novel LGDLs remarkably reduce losses and reveals unprecedented rapid electrochemical reactions.

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Journal

Energy & Environmental Science

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DOI

10.1039/c6ee02368a

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Investigation of thin/well-tunable liquid/gas diffusion layers exhibiting superior multifunctional performance in low-temperature electrolytic water splitting

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Investigation of thin/well-tunable liquid/gas diffusion layers exhibiting superior multifunctional performance in low-temperature electrolytic water splitting

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