Self-adjusting anode catalyst layer for smart water management in anion exchange membrane fuel cells
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Abstract
Water management in the anode catalyst layer (ACL) during fuel cell operation is of importance to the performance of anion exchange membrane fuel cells (AEMFCs). Until now, only a few methods, such as controlling external conditions and adjusting other components like the gas diffusion layer (GDL), attempt to indirectly regulate water content within the ACL. Here, we report a self-regulating ACL having stratified, gradient pore sizes from 8 nm (membrane side) to 150 nm (GDL side). Self-regulating moisture behavior was observed for the gradient ACL, constituted individually of Pt/C layer and PtRu/C layer, which was distinctly different than that from catalyst layers (CLs) composed of homogeneous catalysts (Pt/C CL, PtRu/C CL, and mixed CL). The results of this study are anticipated to give an insight into the design of CLs with smart structures for improving AEMFC performance.
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