1 - 11 |
A mathematical model for PEMFC in different flow modes Ge SH, Yi BL |
12 - 17 |
A direct 2-propanol polymer electrolyte fuel cell Cao DX, Bergens SH |
18 - 25 |
Proton-conducting composite membranes derived from sulfonated hydrocarbon and inorganic materials Chang JH, Park JH, Park GG, Kim CS, Park OO |
26 - 33 |
Sinterability and ionic conductivity of coprecipitated Ce0.8Gd0.2O2-delta powders treated via a high-energy ball-milling process Zhang TS, Ma J, Kong LB, Hing P, Leng YJ, Chan SH, Kilner JA |
34 - 39 |
Direct alcohol fuel cell - relation between the cell performance and the adsorption of intermediate originating in the catalyst-fuel combinations Kobayashi T, Otomo J, Wen CJ, Takahashi H |
40 - 46 |
Fabrication of miniature silicon wafer fuel cells with improved performance Yu JR, Cheng P, Ma ZQ, Yi BL |
47 - 51 |
Preparation and characterization of matrix retaining electrolyte for a phosphoric acid fuel cell by non-volatile solvent, NMP Yoon KH, Yang BD |
52 - 58 |
Effects of fluoride on the performance of MCFCs Kawase M, Mugikura Y, Izaki Y, Watanabe T, Ito Y |
59 - 64 |
A modified Nafion membrane with in situ polymerized polypyrrole for the direct methanol fuel cell Smit MA, Ocampo AL, Espinosa-Medina MA, Sebastian PJ |
65 - 75 |
Combinations of solid oxide fuel cell and several enhanced gas turbine cycles Kuchonthara P, Bhattacharya S, Tsutsumi A |
76 - 80 |
Fast start-up reactor for partial oxidation of methane with electrically-heated metallic monolith catalyst Jung H, Yoon WL, Lee H, Park JS, Shin JS, La H, Lee JD |
81 - 89 |
Development of novel self-humidifying composite membranes for fuel cells Liu FQ, Yi BL, Xing DM, Yu JR, Hou ZJ, Fu YZ |
90 - 98 |
In situ water distribution measurements in a polymer electrolyte fuel cell Mench MM, Dong QL, Wang CY |
99 - 103 |
Characterization of the activity and stability of supported cobalt catalysts for the steam reforming of ethanol Batista MS, Santos RKS, Assaf EM, Assaf JM, Ticianelli EA |
104 - 113 |
Modeling and simulation of the dynamic behavior of a polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell Yerramalla S, Davari A, Feliachi A, Biswas T |
114 - 117 |
Fabrication of high precision PEFC membrane electrode assemblies Bender G, Zawodzinski TA, Saab AP |
118 - 123 |
LiCoO2 sub-microns particles obtained from micro-precipitation in molten stearic acid Lala SM, Montoro LA, Rosolen JM |
124 - 132 |
Chemical transformation of the electrode surface of lithium-ion battery after storing at high temperature Araki K, Sato N |
133 - 142 |
Self-assembled monolayers of diphenyl disulphide: a novel cathode material for rechargeable lithium batteries Maddanimath T, Khollam YB, Aslam A, Mulla IS, Vijayamohanan K |
143 - 147 |
Two-step addition of acetylene black to hydrated sodium manganese oxide: its effect on the performance of rapid discharge cathode Hibino M, Kawaoka H, Zhou HS, Honma I |
148 - 154 |
Thermal, mechanical, swelling, and electrochemical properties of poly(vinylidene fluoride)-co-hexafluoropropylene/poly(ethylene glycol) hybrid-type polymer electrolytes Chung NK, Kwon YD, Kim D |
155 - 162 |
Synthesis, characterization and cycling performance of novel chromium oxide cathode materials for lithium batteries Ramasamy RP, Ramadass P, Haran BS, Popov BN |
163 - 169 |
Characterization and preparation of NiO-V2O5 composite film cathodes Liu HR, Chu YQ, Fu ZW, Qin QZ |
170 - 173 |
All-solid-state lithium secondary batteries using a layer-structured LiNi0.5Mn0.5O2 cathode material Mizuno F, Hayashi A, Tadanaga K, Minami T, Tatsumisago M |
174 - 181 |
Electrochemical characteristics of rancieite-type manganese oxide by mechanochemical synthesis Woo SG, Kim H, Lee CK, Sohn HJ, Kang T |
182 - 190 |
Electrochemical performance and cyclability of LiFe0.5Mn1.5O4 as a 5 V cathode material for lithium batteries Eftekhari A |
191 - 196 |
Rate capability of natural Swedish graphite as anode material in Li-ion batteries Herstedt A, Fransson L, Edstrom K |
197 - 203 |
Electrochemical characterization of a polypyffole/Co0.2CrOx composite as a cathode material for lithium ion batteries Ramasamy RP, Veeraraghavan B, Haran B, Popov BN |
204 - 212 |
Iron-tin oxides with CaFe2O4 structure as anodes for Li-ion batteries Sharma N, Shaju KM, Rao GVS, Chowdari BVR |
213 - 220 |
On the use of voltammetric methods to determine electrochemical stability limits for lithium battery electrolytes Georen P, Lindbergh G |
221 - 224 |
Electrochemical and physical properties of composite polymer electrolyte of poly(methyl methacrylate) and poly(ethylene glycol diacrylate) Kim HS, Kum KS, Cho WI, Cho BW, Rhee HW |
225 - 230 |
Effect of salt concentration in poly(vinyl alcohol)-based solid polymer electrolytes Rajendran S, Sivakumar M, Subadevi R |
231 - 236 |
LiTi2(PO4)(3) with NASICON-type structure as lithium-storage materials Wang GX, Bradhurst DH, Dou SX, Liu HK |
237 - 240 |
On the cycle behavior of various graphitic negative electrodes in a propylene carbonate-based electrolyte for lithium ion batteries Egashira M, Okada S, Yamaki J |
241 - 245 |
CaSi2 as an anode for lithium-ion batteries Wolfenstine J |
246 - 253 |
Hot-pressed, solvent-free, nanocomposite, PEO-based electrolyte membranes II. All solid-state Li/LiFePO4 polymer batteries Appetecchi GB, Hassoun J, Scrosati B, Croce F, Cassel F, Salomon M |
254 - 260 |
Accelerated power degradation of Li-ion cells Thomas EV, Case HL, Doughty DH, Jungst RG, Nagasubramanian G, Roth EP |
261 - 265 |
Investigation of cycle life of Li-LixV2O5 rechargeable batteries Moss PL, Fu R, Au G, Plichta EJ, Xin Y, Zheng JP |
266 - 270 |
Reaction between lead oxide and lignin in aqueous solution Saito K, Hirai N, Shiota M, Yamaguchi Y, Nakayama Y, Hara S |
271 - 277 |
Studies of current and potential distributions on lead-acid batteries - I. Discharge of automotive flooded positive plates Guo YL, Li Y, Zhang GD, Zhang HM, Garche J |
278 - 284 |
Studies on the oxygen reduction catalyst for zinc-air battery electrode Wang XY, Sebastian PJ, Smit MA, Yang HP, Gamboa SA |
285 - 292 |
Research of Mm(NiMnAlCu)(4.9)Co-0.2 hydrogen storage alloys prepared by cast and rapidly quenched Li P, Zhang YH, Wang XL, Lin YF, Qu XH |
293 - 298 |
Mathematic simulation on thermoelectric power generation with cylindrical multi-tubes Suzuki RO, Tanaka D |
299 - 302 |
Novel vanadium chloride/polyhalide redox flow battery Skyllas-Kazacos M |
303 - 308 |
A novel dry bipolar rechargeable battery based on polyaniline Karami H, Mousavi MF, Shamsipur M |
309 - 313 |
Electrochemical characterization of a hydride-forming metal alloy surface-modified with palladium Barsellini D, Visintin A, Triaca WE, Soriaga MP |
314 - 320 |
Evaluation of nafion based double layer capacitors by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy Lufrano F, Staiti P, Minutoli M |
321 - 329 |
Investigation of electrochemical double-layer (ECDL) capacitors electrodes based on carbon nanotubes and activated carbon materials Emmenegger C, Mauron P, Sudan P, Wenger P, Hermann V, Gallay R, Zuttel A |
330 - 337 |
Sol-gel MnO2 as an electrode material for electrochemical capacitors Reddy RN, Reddy RG |
338 - 342 |
Characteristics of tantalum electrolytic capacitors using soluble polypyrrole electrolyte Jang KS, Moon BJ, Oh EJ, Lee HS |
343 - 350 |
Fabrication of microcapacitors using conducting polymer microelectrodes Sung JH, Kim SJ, Lee KH |
351 - 354 |
All-solid supercapacitor based on polyaniline and sulfonated poly(ether ether ketone) Sivaraman P, Hande VR, Mishra VS, Rao CS, Samui AB |
355 - 359 |
Electrochemical behavior of the polypyrrole/polyimide composite by potential step amperometry Levine KL, Iroh JO |