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Current Development of Key Materials for Low Temperature Fuel Cells

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Low temperature fuel cells are promising environment-friendly energy conversion systems with high energy density and efficiency to be used as components of electronic devices for stationary and portable applications. In this paper, the key materials of the three types low temperature fuel cells are introduced, and the most recent advances related to the key materials and their character are reviewed. The current status of materials for electrolyte, catalyst and electrode materials is focused on.

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Jun Zhang, Ying Li Zhu*, Gang Qi, Jian Yu Li

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Catalyst, Electrode, Electrolyte, Low Temperature Fuel Cells

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