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Hydrogen production by water electrolysis with an ultrathin anion-exchange membrane (AEM)

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A new ultrathin anion exchange membrane (AEM) is proposed for low cost AEM electrolysis. The advantages that thin membranes offer include reduced mass transport resistance and ohmic resistance. A membrane electrode assembly (MEA) with a thinner membrane will have improved hydroxide ion transfer due to the shorter ion transfer pathway. We fabricated a MEA with a commercially available ultrathin A-901 membrane (9 um thick) and non-noble metal catalysts. We determined the efficiency and stability of this ultrathin membrane using electrochemical impedance spectroscopy

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Vincent, I. et al. 2018. Hydrogen production by water electrolysis with an ultrathin anion-exchange membrane (AEM). International journal of electrochemical science, 13(12):11347-11358. [https://doi.org/10.20964/2018.12.84]

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