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Carolin Klose

Name	Carolin Klose
Ort	Deutschland
Geschlecht	weiblich
Akademischer Grad bzw. Titel	Dr.
Beziehung	Physik (Studienfach)
Weitere Angaben	Diss. 2020 Universität Freiburg, Technische Fakultät
Quelle	FreiDok plus
Datensatztyp	Person
GND-Nummer	1207847550
Datensatz-ID	1207847550
Beteiligt an alle anzeigen Reference Electrode Types for Zero‐Gap CO 2 Electrolyzers: Benefits and Limitations Brennstoffzellen der nächsten Generation : Fluorfreie Membran‐Elektroden‐Einheiten für Niedertemperatur‐Brennstoffzellen 30 μm thin anode gas diffusion layers for optimized PEM fuel cell operation at 120 °C and low relative humidity 74 [my]m PEEK‐reinforced sulfonated poly(phenylene sulfone)‐membrane for stable water electrolysis with lower gas crossover and lower resistance than Nafion N115 Brennstoffzellen der nächsten Generation : fluorfreie Membran‐Elektroden‐Einheiten für Niedertemperatur‐Brennstoffzellen Gas transport resistance of hydrocarbon-based catalyst layers in proton-exchange membrane fuel cells High protonic resistance of hydrocarbon-based cathodes in PEM fuel cells under low humidity conditions: Origin, implication, and mitigation Pt/C catalysts synthesized in a commercial particle atomic layer deposition system enabling improved durability in fuel cells Reference electrode types for Zero‐Gap CO2 electrolyzers: benefits and limitations 74 µm PEEK‐Reinforced Sulfonated Poly (phenylene sulfone)‐Membrane for Stable Water Electrolysis with Lower Gas Crossover and Lower Resistance than Nafion N115 30 μm Thin Anode Gas Diffusion Layers for Optimized PEM Fuel Cell Operation at 120 °C and Low Relative Humidity Alternative and facile production pathway towards obtaining high surface area PtCo/C intermetallic catalysts for improved PEM fuel cell performance Fully Hydrocarbon Membrane Electrode Assemblies for Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells and Electrolyzers: An Engineering Perspective Fully hydrocarbon membrane electrode assemblies for proton exchange membrane fuel cells and electrolyzers: an engineering perspective Methods - a simple method to measure in-plane electrical resistance of PEM fuel cell and electrolyzer catalyst layers All‐Hydrocarbon MEA for PEM Water Electrolysis Combining Low Hydrogen Crossover and High Efficiency All-hydrocarbon MEA for PEM water electrolysis combining low hydrogen crossover and high efficiency Novel polymer electrolyte membrane compositions for electrolysis and fuel cell systems Membrane interlayer with Pt recombination particles for reduction of the anodic hydrogen content in PEM water electrolysis

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Carolin Klose

Reference Electrode Types for Zero‐Gap CO 2 Electrolyzers: Benefits and Limitations

Brennstoffzellen der nächsten Generation : Fluorfreie Membran‐Elektroden‐Einheiten für Niedertemperatur‐Brennstoffzellen

30 μm thin anode gas diffusion layers for optimized PEM fuel cell operation at 120 °C and low relative humidity

74 [my]m PEEK‐reinforced sulfonated poly(phenylene sulfone)‐membrane for stable water electrolysis with lower gas crossover and lower resistance than Nafion N115

Brennstoffzellen der nächsten Generation : fluorfreie Membran‐Elektroden‐Einheiten für Niedertemperatur‐Brennstoffzellen

Gas transport resistance of hydrocarbon-based catalyst layers in proton-exchange membrane fuel cells

High protonic resistance of hydrocarbon-based cathodes in PEM fuel cells under low humidity conditions: Origin, implication, and mitigation

Pt/C catalysts synthesized in a commercial particle atomic layer deposition system enabling improved durability in fuel cells

Reference electrode types for Zero‐Gap CO2 electrolyzers: benefits and limitations

74 µm PEEK‐Reinforced Sulfonated Poly (phenylene sulfone)‐Membrane for Stable Water Electrolysis with Lower Gas Crossover and Lower Resistance than Nafion N115

30 μm Thin Anode Gas Diffusion Layers for Optimized PEM Fuel Cell Operation at 120 °C and Low Relative Humidity

Alternative and facile production pathway towards obtaining high surface area PtCo/C intermetallic catalysts for improved PEM fuel cell performance

Fully Hydrocarbon Membrane Electrode Assemblies for Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells and Electrolyzers: An Engineering Perspective

Fully hydrocarbon membrane electrode assemblies for proton exchange membrane fuel cells and electrolyzers: an engineering perspective

Methods - a simple method to measure in-plane electrical resistance of PEM fuel cell and electrolyzer catalyst layers

All‐Hydrocarbon MEA for PEM Water Electrolysis Combining Low Hydrogen Crossover and High Efficiency

All-hydrocarbon MEA for PEM water electrolysis combining low hydrogen crossover and high efficiency

Novel polymer electrolyte membrane compositions for electrolysis and fuel cell systems

Membrane interlayer with Pt recombination particles for reduction of the anodic hydrogen content in PEM water electrolysis