Catalysis for Low Temperature Fuel Cells / / edited by Vincenzo Baglio, David Sebastián.
Today, the development of active and stable catalysts still represents a challenge to overcome in the research field of low temperature fuel cells. Operation at low temperatures demands the utilization of highly active catalysts to reduce the activation energy of the electrochemical reactions involv...
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