Aligned for renewable power

Patric Jannasch ()
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Patric Jannasch: Lund University

Nature Energy, 2022, vol. 7, issue 4, 302-303

Abstract: Alkaline membrane fuel cells can operate using nonprecious metals as catalysts, but rely on polymeric membranes with high hydroxide conductivity and alkali-resistance, which are hard to find. A new membrane is now reported comprising ferrocenium cations in magnetically aligned domains with an excellent combination of these properties.

Date: 2022
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