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Micro and Nano Scale Electrochemistry Applied to Fuel Cells
January 2003 - December 2005 (Completed)
Investigators
Fritz B. Prinz, Professor, Mechanical Engineering; Ryan O'Hayre and Minhwan Lee, Graduate Researchers, Stanford University
Annual Reports
Publications
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O’Hayre, R. & Prinz, F.B. The Air/Platinum/Nafion Triple Phase Boundary: Characteristics, Scaling, and Implications for Fuel Cells. J. Electrochem. Soc. 151, A756 (2004)
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O’Hayre, R., Feng, G., Nix, W.D. & Prinz, F.B. Quantitative Impedance Measurement Using Atomic Force Microscopy. J. App. Phys. 96:6, 3540-3549 (2004)
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O’Hayre, R., Lee, M. & Prinz, F.B. Ionic and Electronic Impedance Imaging Using Atomic Force Microscopy. J. App. Phys. 95:12, 8382-8392 (2004)
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O’Hayre, R., Micro Scale Electrochemistry: Application to Fuel Cells. Ph.D. Thesis, Stanford University (May 2004)
Updated March 2006
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