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Archive | 1998

Methanol partial oxidation reformer

Shabbir Ahmed; Romesh Kumar; Michael Krumpelt


ChemInform | 2004

Oxygen ion conducting materials

John T. Vaughey; Michael Krumpelt; Xiaoping Wang; J. David Carter


Archive | 2002

Proton conducting membrane for fuel cells

Daniel G. Colombo; Michael Krumpelt; Deborah Myers; John P. Kopasz


Archive | 1998

Partial oxidation catalyst

Michael Krumpelt; Shabbir Ahmed; Romesh Kumar; Rajiv Doshi


Archive | 2002

Compositionally graded metallic plates for planar solid oxide fuel cells

Michael Krumpelt; Terry Cruse; John David Carter; J.L. Routbort; Romesh Kumar


Archive | 1999

Method for making hydrogen rich gas from hydrocarbon fuel

Michael Krumpelt; Shabbir Ahmed; Romesh Kumar; Rajiv Doshi


DOE National Laboratory R&D Review of Fuel Cells for Transportation | 2001

Catalytic autothermal reforming

Michael Krumpelt; T Krause; John David Carter; J Mawdsley; Joongmyeon Bae; C Rossignol


Archive | 2004

Autothermal reforming catalyst with perovskite type structure

Michael Krumpelt; Di-Jia Liu


Archive | 2001

Free-standing monolithic catalyst with micro-scale channel dimensions

Joong-Myeon Bae; John David Carter; Michael Krumpelt; Shabbir Ahmed


Archive | 2010

COMPRESSIVE COMPOSITE SEALS FOR SOFC APPLICATIONS

Terry Cruse; Michael Krumpelt; Brian J. Ingram

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Romesh Kumar

Argonne National Laboratory

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Deborah J. Myers

Argonne National Laboratory

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