Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7738832 | Journal of Power Sources | 2014 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
The measured proton conductivity, from symmetrical H2 cell, however, is ca. 4 times lower than that of the measured ionic conductivity. This could be estimated roughly by considering proton conduction where the proton is associated with two anions Aâ resulting in ionic agglomerate HA2â with more than double the ionic radius of Aâ and consequently less than half of its diffusivity. Additionally, considering the solvation number of that agglomerate to be 1.0 will result not only in a slower proton diffusion and lower conductivity but will also cause serious flooding and mass transport limitation at the cathode. This cumulative effect will limit the life of the cell due to the IL migration from anode and membrane to the cathode.
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Authors
M. Mamlouk, P. Ocon, K. Scott,