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Sulfonated polybenzimidazoles for high temperature PEM fuel cells

Mader et al., 2010

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5057027392573111509
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Mader J
Benicewicz B
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Macromolecules

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High molecular weight, highly PA-doped s-PBI membranes have been developed with robust mechanical properties and excellent proton conductivities (> 0.1 S cm− 1) at elevated temperatures (> 100° C). These membranes show high PA loadings of 30− 35 mol PA/PBI …
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