Polymer electrolyte membrane based on polyacrylate with phosphonic acidvia long alkyl side chains
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Tomoya Higashihara | S. Nakazawa | M. Ueda | M. Ree | Yecheol Rho | Kazuhiro Nakabayashi | Youko Tamura | S. Murata | Fukuzaki Namiko
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