Shrink-wrapping water to conduct protons

George K. H. Shimizu ()
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George K. H. Shimizu: University of Calgary

Nature Energy, 2017, vol. 2, issue 11, 842-843

Abstract: For proton-conducting metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) to find application as the electrolyte in proton-exchange membrane fuel cells, materials with better stability and conductivity are required. Now, a structurally flexible MOF that is also highly stable is demonstrated to possess high proton conductivity over a range of humidities.

Date: 2017
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