Ionic Conductive Polymers for Electrochemical Devices / / Riccardo Narducci.
Increasing levels of pollution and climate change are pushing the scientific community towards more sustainable solutions for the conversion and storage of energy. This book is dedicated to ionic conductive polymers, fundamental components of devices such as fuel cells (FCs), redox flow batteries (R...
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