Ebonex supported iridium as anode catalyst for PEM water electrolysis
Authors:
- Evelina SlavchevaESEvelina Slavcheva
- Galin BorisovGBGalin Borisov
- Elefteria LefterovaELElefteria Lefterova
- Elitsa PetkuchevaEPElitsa Petkucheva
- Iveta BoshnakovaIBIveta Boshnakova
- 1 September 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
- Vol. 40 (35) , 11356-11361
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Funding Information
- National Science Fond at Bulgarian Ministry of Education and Science (02-68/2009)
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