Method for producing a catalytically coated membrane and membrane electrode assembly and fuel cell stack having same
A technology for fuel cells and catalytic materials, which can be used in fuel cells, electrical components, battery electrodes, etc., and can solve problems such as loss of catalytic materials
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[0029] figure 1 A detail of a fuel cell stack indicated overall by 100 is shown, only two individual fuel cells 10 being shown here.
[0030] Each fuel cell 10 has a polymer electrolyte membrane 11 consisting of an electrolyte-conducting, in particular proton-conducting, polymer material.
[0031] Typically, polymeric materials require a certain amount of humidity in order to maintain their dielectric conductivity. The catalyst layers, ie the catalyst layer 12 of the anode and the catalyst layer 13 of the cathode, each adjoin the two flat sides of the membrane 11 . Catalyst layers 12 and 13 comprise a catalytic material, typically a noble metal, especially platinum. Typically, the catalyst layers 12 , 13 also comprise a porous, electrically conductive carrier material on which a catalytic material, for example a carbon-based material, is present in a finely dispersed manner. The catalyst layers 12, 13 may comprise other components such as polymeric binder materials and the...
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