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Advances in Polymer Science | 2008

Perfluorinated Ionic Polymers for PEFCs (Including Supported PFSA)

Masaru Yoshitake; A. Watakabe

This article outlines some history of and recent progress in perfluorinated membranes for polymer electrolyte fuel cells (PEFCs). The structure, properties, synthesis, degradation problems, technology for high temperature membranes, reinforcement technology, and characterization methods of perfluorosulfonic acid (PFSA) membranes are reviewed.


Journal of Fluorine Chemistry | 2003

Characterization of fibril reinforced membranes for fuel cells

Satoru Hommura; Yasuhiro Kunisa; Ichiro Terada; Masaru Yoshitake

Abstract Characteristics of fibril reinforced membranes developed by Asahi Glass Company are reviewed. PTFE-fibrils


International Journal of Hydrogen Energy | 1989

Development of highly durable low hydrogen overvoltage cathode in chlor-alkali cells

N. Yoshida; Masaru Yoshitake; Eiji Endoh; Takeshi Morimoto

A novel cathode with a metal hydride and a Raney nickel electrocatalyst has been developed for highly durable low hydrogen overvoltage cathodes in chlor-alkali electrolysis cells. The cathode is made by composite-coating a Raney nickel alloy and a metal hydride on a cathode substrate. The cathode exhibits a low hydrogen overvoltage (ca 80 mV at 90°C, at 30 A dm 2in a 35 wt% NaOH), and has excellent stability under cell short-circuiting shutdowns as well as under normal operating conditions. The mechanism of the excellent stability under shutdown conditions has been discussed.


International Journal of Hydrogen Energy | 1986

Alkaline type ion-exchange membrane water electrolysis

Takeshi Morimoto; Masaru Yoshitake; Shinsuke Morikawa; Yoshio Oda

Abstract The study of a new alkaline type ion-exchange membrane water electrolysis, on the basis of AZEC, developed by Asahi Glass Co. Ltd. is described. AZEC is a membrane, Flemion DX, applied in conjunction with active electrodes, where the distance between the membrane and the electrode is maintained at zero, or nearly zero. Flemion DX is an organic and inorganic composite membrane, the surface of which is covered with porous inorganic nonelectrode layers. These layers make the membrane surface hydrophilic so gas bubbles hardly adhere, excluding problems caused by sticking of gas bubbles. In the laboratory AZEC cell, a cell voltage of about 1.7 V and a H2 purity of above 99.9% were achieved at 110°C, 70 A dm−2.


Electrochimica Acta | 1998

Characterization of Flemion® membranes for PEFC

N. Yoshida; T. Ishisaki; A. Watakabe; Masaru Yoshitake


Archive | 1996

Solid highpolymer type fuel cell

Eiji Endo; Shinji Terasono; Masaru Yoshitake; 優 吉武; 真二 寺園; 栄治 遠藤


Archive | 1990

Process for producing a hydrogen-containing 2,2-difluoropropane

Shinsuke Morikawa; Shunichi Samejima; Masaru Yoshitake; Hidekazu Okamoto; Keiichi Ohnishi; Toshihiro Tanuma


Archive | 1997

Solid polyelectrolyte type methanol fuel cell

Yasuhiro Kotsukiyou; Naoki Yoshida; Masaru Yoshitake; 優 吉武; 直樹 吉田; 康弘 国狭; 一郎 寺田


Archive | 1998

SOLID HIGH POLYMER ELECTROLYTE METHANOL FUEL CELL

Yasuhiro Kokukyo; Masaru Yoshitake; 優 吉武; 康弘 国狭; 一郎 寺田


Archive | 2001

Polymer electrolyte fuel cell and method for its production

Shinji Terazono; Eiji Yanagisawa; Masaru Yoshitake; Toshihiro Tanuma

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