Hydrogen-oxygen electrolytic regenerative fuel cells Quarterly report, 1 Jul. - 1 Oct. 1965
Hydrogen oxygen electrolytic regenerative fuel
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Hydrogen oxygen electrolytic regenerative fuel
High energy compounds in organic electrolytes - electrochemical and chemical properties of cyclic esters, gamma butyrolactone, gamma valerolactone, and propylene carbonate
Gaseous electrolyte development for batteries and fuel cells
Oxygen and hydrogen solubility and transport properties in fuel cell electrolytes
Conductivity cells for investigations of gaseous electrolytic solutions
Hydrogen-oxygen electrolytic regenerative fuel cell tests with various electrode structures and prototype multicell testing
Physiological mechanisms and interrelations between systemic and regional blood volume, blood flow, and electrolyte balance
Cells using amalgam-insoluble salt electrodes and examination of dense electrolytic solutions
Gaseous electrolytes for batteries and fuel cells
Solvent purification and water content determined by gas chromatography for nonaqueous electrolytes
Gaseous electrolytes and electrode behavior at elevated temperatures evaluated for battery and fuel cell application
Control of electrolyte level in sealed Ni-Cd and Ag-Cd cells with bellows action
Vapor phase chromatographic analysis of dimethyl formamide, and physical properties of electrolytes containing lithium chloride and/or aluminum chloride
Physiological mechanisms and inter-relations between blood volume, blood flow, and electrolyte balance
Foaming additive to provide continuous supply of gas-saturated electrolyte to electrode of fuel cell
Hydrogen-oxygen electrolytic regenerative fuel cells as secondary batteries
Gas solubility and transport properties in fuel cell electrolytes