Membrane Electrode Assembly for Organic/Air Fuel Cells
OwnerJo-Ann T. Schwartz, Harvey P. Tannenbaum +1inventors
InventorsJo-Ann T. Schwartz, Harvey P. Tannenbaum, Vinci Martinez Felix
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OwnerJo-Ann T. Schwartz, Harvey P. Tannenbaum +1inventors
InventorsJo-Ann T. Schwartz, Harvey P. Tannenbaum, Vinci Martinez Felix
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The present invention provides a membrane electrode assembly for an organic/air fuel cell comprising a proton exchange membrane, an anode electrode, and a cathode electrode. The proton exchange membrane is made of a highly fluorinated ion-exchange polymer, and it has opposite first and second sides. The anode electrode is comprised of an anode electrocatalyst and a highly fluorinated ion-exchange polymer binder, and the anode electrocatalyst is comprised of platinum and ruthenium supported on particulate carbon. The cathode electrode is comprised of a cathode electrocatalyst and a highly fluorinated ion-exchange polymer binder, and the cathode electrocatalyst is comprised of platinum and cobalt supported on particulate carbon. The invention is also directed to a process for operating such a membrane electrode assembly in an organic/air fuel cell.
A membrane electrode assembly for an organic/air fuel cell comprising:
A process for producing a membrane electrode assembly for an organic/air fuel cell, comprising
A process for operating a membrane electrode assembly of an organic/air fuel cell, comprising
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