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Super-thin electrode

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A thin electrode material developed by Feng Zhang's team that efficiently separates hydrogen and oxygen while reducing material costs and weight.

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University of Tennessee
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US Department of Energy
Energy policy and regulation
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NanoHELP
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Hydrogen Fuel Cell Cost Reduction Research
A research project led by Feng Zhang at the University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory focused on developing super-thin electrode technology to reduce hydrogen fuel cell production costs.
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Efficient Hydrogen Fuel Cell Research
A research project led by Thomas Zawodzinski at the University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory focused on developing more efficient hydrogen fuel cells that produce hydrogen peroxide as waste instead of water.
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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University of Buffalo
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Often mentioned with · People

Feng Zhang
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Thomas Zawodzinski
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Efficient hydrogen fuel cells producing hydrogen peroxide waste
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Super-thin electrode technology for hydrogen fuel cell cost reduction
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New research may help to reduce the cost of hydrogen fuel cell production

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