Zhang et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Comprehensive strategy to design highly ordered mesoporous Nafion membranes for fuel cells under low humidity conditionsZhang et al., 2014
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- Zhang J
- Li J
- Tang H
- Pan M
- Jiang S
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- Journal of Materials Chemistry A
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A comprehensive strategy has been developed to synthesize highly ordered mesoporous Nafion membranes with different structure symmetries including 2D hexagonal (2D-H), 3D face-centered (3D-FC), 3D cubic-bicontinuous (3D-CB) and 3D body-centered (3D-BC) …
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