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Case ID:
FY09-008

Stevens Tech ID: FY09-008

Case ID:
FY09-008
Web Published:
7/30/2018
Description:

INVENTION SUMMARY:

A membrane electrode assembly for a high-temperature proton-exchange membrane fuel cell includes a nano-engineered polymeric membrane between an anode and a cathode. The membrane is an electrical insulator, but permits that passage of protons through the membrane. The membrane has a plurality of blind pores therein, each blind pore having an electrically-conductive coating along its inner wall that is in electrical contact with the adjacent one of the anode or cathode. The electrically-conductive coating includes a catalyst, such as platinum, for promoting the liberation of a proton and an electron from a chemical molecule, such as hydrogen, and/or for promoting the combination of a proton, an electron and another molecule, such as oxygen, to form yet another molecule, such as water.

 

Stevens Tech ID: FY09-008

Link to complete patent: Nanoengineered Membrane-Electrode Assembly For High-Temperature Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells

Patent Information:
Title App Type Country Serial No. Patent No. File Date Issued Date Expire Date
Direct Link:
https://stevens.testtechnologypublisher.com/technology/11180
FY09-008
Category(s):
Sensing Devices / Technology
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For Information, Contact:
David Zimmerman
Director of Technology Commercialization
Stevens Institute of Technogology
dzimmer3@stevens.edu
Inventors:
  • Ronald Besser
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