Proton Conducting Membrane Fuel Cells IV: Proceedings of the International Symposium

The Electrochemical Society, 2006 - Fuel cells - 776 pages

Contents

• MODELING: 1
• Electrochemical Impedance Modeling of the Proton Conducting Membrane in: 13
• Model Experiment and Implications: 23
• Investigating the Influence of Catalyst Layer Morphology on PEM Fuel Cell: 37
• Efficient Numerical Investigation of Fuel Cell Performance under Various: 48
• Modeling Formation of Supported catalyst for PEM Fuel Cell Applications: 72
• New PEM Fuel Cell Stack Model Considering Reactants Diffusion Effects S: 85
• Evaluation of Effect of Operating and Shape Condition by Simplified Two: 93
• A Simulation of Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells with CoFlow CounterFlow: 106
• Modeling of Single Catalyst Particle in Cathode of PEM Fuel Cells Q Yan: 115
• TemperatureDependence of Oxygen Reduction Reaction Activity at Platinum: 124
• The Oxygen Reduction Activity and Surface Structure of Co phenyl: 140
• Evaluation of Oxygen Electroreduction on Metal Oxidesupported Platinum: 148
• Nanostructuring of PEFC Electrode Catalysts Using Carbon Nanofibers: 159
• MEA for PEMFC Prepared by Sputter Deposition in Low Pressure Air: 171
• Design Considerations for Measuring the Kinetic Parameters of Electrocatalysts: 181
• Platinum and NonPlatinumMetal Tin Oxide Supported Catalysts for PEMFC: 199
• PtMo Catalysts for Ultra High CO PEMFC Applications S Ball B Theobald: 206
• Transition Metal Carbides for New Cathode Material of Polymer Electrolyte Fuel: 213
• Increased Poisoning Tolerance of PtFEPO OxygenReduction Catalysts P: 222
• Effect of Agglomeration of PuC Catalyst on Hydrogen Peroxide Formation: 235
• MEMBRANES: 241
• Preparation of Composite Membrane with ThreeDimensionally Ordered: 252
• Fullerene Additives for Proton Exchange Membranes in Dry and High: 259
• Investigation of Ion and Water Transport Mechanisms in Perfluorosulfonated: 267
• Substituted Imidazoles as Proton Transport Facilitators in Fuel Cell Membranes: 277
• Improvement of Surface Proton Conductivity for ThreeDimensionally Ordered: 287
• Direct Copolymerization of Sulfonated Polyarylene ether benzimidazole: 295
• Thermal Studies of the State of Water in Proton Conducting Fuel Cell Membranes: 307
• Microstructure and Conductivity of NanoComposite Proton Conducting: 318
• Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Using Sulfonated Phenol Polymer Membrane: 327
• DURABILITY: 333
• Durability Issues at the Polymer Electrolyte Membrane and the Electrocatalyst: 343
• Novel Process for Improved LongTerm Stability of DMFC MembraneElectrode: 352
• Degradation Study of MEA for PEMFC under Low Humidity Conditions: 363
• Hydrogen Peroxide Formation as a Degradation Factor of Polymer Electrolyte: 370
• Fuel Cells M Inaba H Yamada J Tokunaga M Kiriake A Tasaka: 379
• Mechanism of Pinhole Formation in Membrane Electrode Assemblies for: 391
• Characterization of Catalysts and Membrane in DMFC Lifetime Testing X: 402
• Effect of Morphological and Wetting Characteristics of the Gas Diffusion Layers: 412
• Investigation of GDM Flooding Effects on PEMFC Performance S Shimpalee: 430
• Characterization of Transport Properties in Gas Diffusion Layers for PEMFCs: 442
• Characterization of Membrane Surface Ionic Activity and Its Effect on: 451
• Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy of PEM Fuel Cells at Elevated: 457
• Evaluation Technique of a Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell using 1 cm² Cell: 467
• System Control and Efficiency Measurements for a Portable High Temperature: 474
• Combinatorial Tools for AlloyBased Electrocatalyst Discovery T He: 485
• InSitu Detection of Hydrogen Peroxide in PEM Fuel Cells W Liu and D: 492
• Peroxide Production and Detection in Polymer Films M C Pelsozy: 503
• Hydrogen Peroxide Formation during Oxygen Reduction on High Surface Area: 515
• Direct Measurement of iRFree IndividualElectrode Overpotentials in PEFC: 537
• Distributed Performance of Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells under Low Humidity: 551
• Measurement of Current and Temperature Distribution in a PEMFC Z Siroma: 565
• Impedance Analysis of PEMFC in the Presence of Carbon Monoxide C: 586
• Electrochemical Detection of Methanol Electrooxidation Product Generated: 592
• Analysis of Water Transport in PEFC by MRI Measurement K Teranishi: 606
• Study of Flow Field Design for Improving PEMFC Performance W k Lee: 615
• Development of 1 kW Class PEFC Stack System with Variable Gas Flow: 625
• Optimizing PEFC Stack Design and Operation for Energy and Water Balance: 634
• Development of a Micro Tubular DMFC Fabricated by Plating Technique: 647
• Influence of Ionomer Content on the Structure and Performance of PEFC: 657
• Membrane Electrode Assemblies J Xie D L Wood K L More T: 665
• Influence of Electrolyte and Electrode Composition on the Performance: 672
• Stable Performance of PEFC in a Closed Environment Without Humidification: 684
• Performance of Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cell with Pressurization: 694
• Anode Pressurization of PEM Fuel Cells at Elevated Temperatures H Xu H: 710
• Transient Response of a Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell H Weydahl: 723
• An Analysis on Operating Conditions of PEMFC to Minimize External: 732
• Impedance Analysis on the Transient Behavior of DMFC Anode during Pre: 740
• Electrochemical Characteristics of Direct Dimethyl Ether Fuel Cells S Ueda M: 754
• Photocatalytic Deposition of Pt on Polyaniline Network and Its Application: 762
• AUTHOR INDEX: 773

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Bibliographic information

• Title: Proton Conducting Membrane Fuel Cells IV: Proceedings of the International Symposium; Volumes 2004-2021 of Proceedings (Electrochemical Society)
• Contributors: Electrochemical Society. Industrial Electrolysis and Electrochemical Engineering Division, Electrochemical Society. Energy Technology Division, Electrochemical Society. Battery Division
• Publisher: The Electrochemical Society, 2006
• ISBN: 1566774349, 9781566774345
• Length: 776 pages