Boston Materials and Arkema have unveiled new bipolar plates, while US researchers have developed a nickel and iron-based electrocatalyst that interacts with copper-cobalt for high-performance seawater electrolysis.Boston Materials and Paris-based advanced materials specialist Arkema have unveiled new bipolar plates made with 100%-reclaimed carbon fiber, which increases the capacity of fuel cells. "Bipolar plates account for up to 80% of the overall stack weight, and plates made with Boston Materials' ZRT are more than 50% lighter than the incumbent stainless steel plates. This weight reduction ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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