Performance modeling of an alkaline anion exchange membrane-based direct glucose fuel cell
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An AEM-based DGFC performance model is developed and compared against literature experimental results. Performance predictions for different anode and PtAg/C cathode catalysts, using the 1-D flux-based model, are reported. Copyright © 2013 Delta Energy and Environment.
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