Tomas Bystron

Effect of the MEA design on the performance of PEMWE single cells with different sizes

In the field of polymer electrolyte membrane water electrolysis (PEMWE), a significant amount of excellent scientific results has been generated during the past decades. However, the comparability and reproducibility of these results between different cell types and different laboratories is not always straightforward. In this contribution, an exemplary ring experiment on the single-cell level compares the performances of three cell types: the differential cell (

Oxidation kinetics of 4-methylanisole in methanol solution at carbon electrodes

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Electrochemistry of Phosphorous and Hypophosphorous Acid on a Pt electrode

4cm2) and two integral cells: an elongated cell (

Enhancing PEM water electrolysis efficiency by reducing the extent of Ti gas diffusion layer passivation

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Changes in Nafion® 117 internal structure and related properties during exposure to elevated temperature and pressure in an aqueous environment

50.4cm×0.45cm) and a circular cell (