The present invention describes devices aimed mainly, but not exclusively, at improving the performance of membrane-electrode assemblies ("membrane-electrode assembly", MEA) for application in fuel cells. These findings have been conceived mainly, but not exclusively, for MEAs that include electrocatalyst materials comprising a carbon nitride matrix. The findings described in the present invention allow: (i) to improve the mutual compatibility between the various layers of which the MEA is composed, facilitating the migration of the ionic species; and (ii) improve the accessibility of the active sites of the electrocatalyst to the reagents and products of the electrochemical processes necessary for the operation of the MEA.
New membrane-electrode assembly (MEA) and methods of producing the same
Vito Di Noto
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;Enrico NegroMembro del Collaboration Group
;Angeloclaudio NaleMembro del Collaboration Group
;Yannick Herve BangMembro del Collaboration Group
;Keti VezzùMembro del Collaboration Group
;Gioele Pagot.Membro del Collaboration Group
2020
Abstract
The present invention describes devices aimed mainly, but not exclusively, at improving the performance of membrane-electrode assemblies ("membrane-electrode assembly", MEA) for application in fuel cells. These findings have been conceived mainly, but not exclusively, for MEAs that include electrocatalyst materials comprising a carbon nitride matrix. The findings described in the present invention allow: (i) to improve the mutual compatibility between the various layers of which the MEA is composed, facilitating the migration of the ionic species; and (ii) improve the accessibility of the active sites of the electrocatalyst to the reagents and products of the electrochemical processes necessary for the operation of the MEA.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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