Publication

Integrated microfluidic test-bed for energy conversion devices

Sophia Haussener, Miguel Antonio Modestino
2013
Journal paper

Abstract

Energy conversion devices require the parallel functionality of a variety of components for efficient operation. We present a versatile microfluidic test-bed for facile testing of integrated catalysis and mass transport components for energy conversion via water electrolysis. This system can be readily extended to solar-fuels generators and fuel-cell devices.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/189658?ln=en

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