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NASA NTRS · 19890001034

Hydrogen-bromine fuel cell advance component development

Abstract

Advanced cell component development is performed by NASA Lewis to achieve improved performance and longer life for the hydrogen-bromine fuel cells system. The state-of-the-art hydrogen-bromine system utilizes the solid polymer electrolyte (SPE) technology, similar to the SPE technology developed for the hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell system. These studies are directed at exploring the potential for this system by assessing and evaluating various types of materials for cell parts and electrode materials for Bromine-hydrogen bromine environment and fabricating experimental membrane/electrode-catalysts by chemical deposition.

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Charleston, Joann, Reed, James. 1988-01-01. Hydrogen-bromine fuel cell advance component development. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890001034

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