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Special Issue: Proceedings of the 10(th) International Conference on Solid State Protonic Conductors (SSPC10) Montpellier, France, 24-28 September, 2000 - Preface Roziere J, Jones D, Tillard M |
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Solid state protonic conductors, present main applications and future prospects Alberti G, Casciola M |
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Toward solid-state switchable mirrors using a zirconium oxide proton conductor Mercier VMM, van der Sluis P |
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Electrochemical hydrogen pump using a high-temperature-type proton conductor: improvement of pumping capacity Matsumoto H, Hamajima S, Iwahara H |
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An improved method for the determination of the electrochemical active area of porous composite platinum electrodes Sogaard M, Odgaard M, Skou EM |
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Proton conducting polymer blends and hybrid organic inorganic materials Lassegues JC, Grondin J, Hernandez M, Maree B |
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Sulfonated polysulfone ionomer membranes for fuel cells Lufrano F, Gatto I, Staiti P, Antonucci V, Passalacqua E |
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Electrochemical parameters of sulfonated poly(ether ether sulfone) membranes in HCl solutions determined by impedance spectroscopy and membrane potential measurements Benavente J, Canas A, Ariza MJ, Lozano AE, de Abajo J |
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On the doping of sulfonated polybenzimidazole with strong bases Roziere J, Jones DJ, Marrony M, Glipa X, Mula B |
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A thermodynamic approach to proton conductivity in acid-doped polybenzimidazole Bouchet R, Miller S, Duclot M, Souquet JL |
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Cation hydration in hydrogelic polyacrylamide-phosphoric acid network: A study by Raman spectroscopy da Costa AMA, Amado AM |
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Proton mobility in oligomer-bound proton solvents: imidazole immobilization via flexible spacers Schuster M, Meyer WH, Wegner G, Herz HG, Ise M, Schuster M, Kreuer KD, Maier J |
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Molecular mobility and protonic conductivity studies in telechelics based on poly(ethylene oxide) capped with hydroxyl groups at both ends Polizos G, Shilov VV, Pissis P |
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Hybrid Nafion-silica membranes doped with heteropolyacids for application in direct methanol fuel cells Staiti P, Arico AS, Baglio V, Lufrano F, Passalacqua E, Antonucci V |
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Proton-conducting sol-gel hybrids containing heteropoly acids Stangar UL, Groselj N, Orel B, Schmitz A, Colomban P |
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Radiation-modified Nafion membranes for methanol fuel cells Florjanczyk Z, Wielgus-Barry E, Poltarzewski Z |
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Proton conductivity in siloxane and ormosil ionomers prepared using mild sulfonation methodologies Slade RCT, Varcoe JR |
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Proton conductivity of acid-impregnated mesoporous silica gels prepared using surfactants as a template Matsuda A, Nono Y, Kanzaki T, Tadanaga K, Tatsumisago M, Minami T |
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Enhanced connectivity in hybrid polymers Carriere D, Barboux P, Chaput F, Spalla O, Boilot JP |
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Proton exchange nanocomposite membranes based on 3-glycidoxypropyltrimethoxysilane, silicotungstic acid and alpha-zirconium phosphate hydrate Park Y, Nagai M |
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Comparison of structure and proton conductivity of phosphosilicate gels derived from several kinds of phosphorus-containing compounds Matsuda A, Kanzaki T, Tatsumisago M, Minami T |
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Proton conduction mechanism in M3H(XO4)(2) crystals: the trigonal asymmetric hydrogen bond model Lechner RE |
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High-temperature phase transitions in K3H(SO4)(2) Chisholm CRI, Haile SM |
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Proton (deuteron) conductivity in Cs1.5Li1.5H(SO4)(2) and Cs1.5Li1.5D(SO4)(2) single crystals Merinov BV, Chisholm CRI, Boysen DA, Haile SM |
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Ferroelastic domain structure and thermal behavior of some Me3H(XO4)(2) crystals in the vicinity of superprotonic phase transitions Kirpichnikova L, Hilczer B, Polomska M, Szczesniak L, Pawlowski A |
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The investigation of disordered phases in nanocomposite proton electrolytes based on MeHSO4 (Me = Rb, Cs, K) Ponomareva VG, Lavrova GV |
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Composite protonic electrolytes in the system (NH4)(3)H(SO4)(2)-SiO2 Ponomareva VG, Merinov BV, Dolbinina VV |
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Influence of inter-chain correlations on proton ordering in MeHXO4 protonic conductors Stasyuk I, Vorobyov O, Hilczer B |
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Low-temperature behaviour of (NH4)(4)H-2(SeO4)(3) and (ND4)(4)D-2(SeO4)(3) superionic conductors Pawlowski A, Hilczer B, Polomska M, Pietraszko A |
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Conductivity study of a new protonic conductor Rb-1.12(NH4)(0.88)SO4 center dot Te(OH)(6) Ktari L, Dammak M, Madani A, Mhiri T, Kolsi AW |
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Protonic conduction and defect structures in Sr-doped LaPO4 Amezawa K, Maekawa H, Tomii Y, Yamamoto N |
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Hydrogen insertion and protonic conductivity in lead phosphate Pb-3(PO4)(2) Baranov AI, Duda VM, Jones DJ, Roziere J, Sinitsyn VV, Slade RCT |
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Preparation, characterization and proton conductivity of titanium phosphate sulfophenylphosphonate Alberti G, Costantino U, Casciola M, Ferroni S, Massinelli L, Staiti P |
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Electrical conductivity of transition metal containing crystalline zirconium phosphate materials Szirtes L, Megyeri J, Kuzmann E, Klencsar Z |
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Cation mobility in acid zirconium and tantalum phosphates and ion-exchange products (NaXH1-XTa(PO4)(2) center dot nH(2)O and NaYH2-YZr(PO4)(2) center dot nH(2)O) Tarnopolsky VA, Stenina IA, Yaroslavtsev AB |
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Oxide-based protonic conductors: point defects and transport properties Bonanos N |
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Structural phase transitions, oxygen vacancy ordering and protonation in doped BaCeO3: results from time-of-flight neutron powder diffraction investigations Knight KS |
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Proton conducting alkaline earth zirconates and titanates for high drain electrochemical applications Kreuer KD, Adams S, Munch W, Fuchs A, Klock U, Maier J |
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Investigations into Sr3CaZr0.5Ta1.5O8.75, a novel proton conducting perovskite oxide Corcoran DJD, Irvine JTS |
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Temperature dependence of vibrational properties in a sintered SrZrO3 Wakamura K |
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Water vapor solubility and impedance of the high temperature proton conductor SrZr0.9Y0.1O2.95 Schober T |
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BaZr0.85Me0.15O2.925 (Me = Y, In and Ga): crystal growth, high-resolution transmission electron microscopy, high-temperature X-ray diffraction and neutron scattering experiments Gross B, Beck C, Meyer F, Krajewski T, Hempelmann R, Altgeld H |
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Defects and protons in the CaZrO3 perovskite and Ba2In2O5 brownmillerite: computer modelling and EXAFS studies Islam MS, Davies RA, Fisher CAJ, Chadwick A |
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Double perovskites with oxygen structural vacancies: Raman spectra, conductivity and water uptake Colomban P, Romain F, Neiman A, Animitsa I |
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Endurance against moisture for protonic conductors of perovskite-type ceramics and preparation of practical conductors Taniguchi N, Nishimura C, Kato J |
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Incorporation of water in strontium tantalates with perovskite-related structure Animitsa I, Norby T, Marion S, Glockner R, Neiman A |
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The atomic hydrogen permeability in (CeO2)(0.85)(CaO)(0.15) at high temperatures Nigara Y, Yashiro K, Kawada T, Mizusaki J |
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Proton and oxygen ion-mixed-conducting ceramic composites and fuel cells Zhu B |
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Muon study of proton behaviour in rhenium trioxide Lord JS, Williams WG |
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Speculations on the existence of hydride ions in proton conducting oxides Poulsen FW |
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Evolution of protonic conduction in [Zn-Al-Cl] Lamellar Double Hydroxide phases with temperature and trivalent metal content Ducos V, de Roy A, Besse JP |
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Electrical and electrochemical processes in solid tetrabutylammonium hydroxide hydrate Prokopowicz A, Opallo M |
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Thermodynamic properties and structural features of water at normal and high pressures Sinitsyn VV, Ponyatovsky EG, Kolesnikov AI, Dahlborg U, Calvo-Dahlborg M |
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Microscopic mechanism of proton conduction in perovskite oxides from ab initio molecular dynamics simulations Shimojo F, Hoshino K |
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The combined neutron scattering and first-principles study of solid state protonic conductors Yildirim T, Reisner B, Udovic TJ, Neumann DA |
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The diffusion mechanism of an excess proton in imidazole molecule chains: first results of an ab initio molecular dynamics study Munch W, Kreuer KD, Silvestri W, Maier J, Seifert G |
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Tunneling mechanism on proton conduction in perovskite oxides Matsushita E |
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Inelastic neutron scattering studies of polypyrroles and partially deuterated analogues Fillaux F, Parker SF, Yu LT |
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Computer simulation of the structure and proton transport in orthoiodates Zyubina TS, Shilov GV, Dobrovolsky YA, Atovmyan LO, Chernyak AV, Leonova LS, Ukshe AE |