Studies in fundamental chemistry of fuel cell reactions Semiannual progress report, 1 Jul. - 31 Dec. 1966
Fundamental chemistry of fuel cell reactions
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Fundamental chemistry of fuel cell reactions
Studies in fundamental chemistry of fuel cell reactions
Chemical reactions, catalytic activity, and electrode behavior in fuel cells
Chemistry of fuel cell reactions - Potentials of zero charge, electrocatalysis, electrode reactions, model porous electrode, potential sweep, and proton transfer across double layers
Chemistry, volt-ampere characteristics, capacity, and adsorption studies on electrodes for fuel cells
Progress summaries of studies in materials, components, and basic chemical reactions of fuel cells
Electrocrystallization of deposited zinc in dendritic form in operation of silver zinc and zinc air batteries
Ellipsometric measurement of ion adsorption on mercury, and reversibility of organic reactions /chemistry of fuel cell reactions/
Ion adsorption mechanism and electrochemical energy conversion on fuel cell electrode
Electrochemical behavior of tungsten bronzes, formation mechanism of zinc dendrite, and organic compounds for secondary batteries
Research developments in fuel cell chemistry
Anion adsorption at solid electrolyte interfaces, organic compounds for high energy batteries, oxygen dissolution reaction, sodium diffusion in crystals and related studies for fuel cells
Electrocatalysts, dendritic deposition of zinc from alkaline solution, reversibility of organic reactions with platinum and gold electrodes, ion adsorption, and related studies on fuel cells
Fuel cell studies on reversibility of organic reactions, oxygen dissolution reaction, and organic adsorption on zinc electrodes of silver zinc batteries
Oxygen dissolution reaction, activation energy values, and dendrite growth inhibition in fuel cell chemistry
Oxygen dissolution reaction in fuel cells and properties of metal electrodes
Numerical analysis of solvent reorganization energy and method for prevention of dendritic crystal growth and zinc electrode surface area decrease in silver batteries
Fundamental atom chemistry with applications to the chemistry of the upper atmosphere