Abstract
The hydrogen/oxygen fuel cell appears today as the best candidate to the replacing of the internal combustion engine for automobile traction. This system uses the non explosive electrochemical recombination of hydrogen and oxygen. It is a clean generator whom only reactive product is water. This thesis shows a theoretical study of this system, the synthesis of different kinds of used electrodes and finally an analysis of water movements in polymer electrolyte by different original technologies. 70 refs., 73 figs., 15 tabs.
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Mosdale, R.
Study and development of a hydrogen/oxygen fuel cell in solid polymer electrolyte technology.
France: N. p.,
1992.
Web.
Mosdale, R.
Study and development of a hydrogen/oxygen fuel cell in solid polymer electrolyte technology.
France.
Mosdale, R.
1992.
"Study and development of a hydrogen/oxygen fuel cell in solid polymer electrolyte technology."
France.
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title = {Study and development of a hydrogen/oxygen fuel cell in solid polymer electrolyte technology}
author = {Mosdale, R}
abstractNote = {The hydrogen/oxygen fuel cell appears today as the best candidate to the replacing of the internal combustion engine for automobile traction. This system uses the non explosive electrochemical recombination of hydrogen and oxygen. It is a clean generator whom only reactive product is water. This thesis shows a theoretical study of this system, the synthesis of different kinds of used electrodes and finally an analysis of water movements in polymer electrolyte by different original technologies. 70 refs., 73 figs., 15 tabs.}
place = {France}
year = {1992}
month = {Oct}
}
title = {Study and development of a hydrogen/oxygen fuel cell in solid polymer electrolyte technology}
author = {Mosdale, R}
abstractNote = {The hydrogen/oxygen fuel cell appears today as the best candidate to the replacing of the internal combustion engine for automobile traction. This system uses the non explosive electrochemical recombination of hydrogen and oxygen. It is a clean generator whom only reactive product is water. This thesis shows a theoretical study of this system, the synthesis of different kinds of used electrodes and finally an analysis of water movements in polymer electrolyte by different original technologies. 70 refs., 73 figs., 15 tabs.}
place = {France}
year = {1992}
month = {Oct}
}