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DE-FE0031975 With Phillips 66 Company Titled ''a Highly Efficient and Affordable Hybrid System for Hydrogen and Electricity Production''. the Main Objective of the Proposed Work Is to Validate and Further Improve High Performing Proton Conducting Electrolyte and Electrode Materials, as Well as Design, Fabricate, and Demonstrate a Robust, Highly Efficient, and Affordable Reversible Solid Oxide Cell (RSOC) Technology Based on a Proton Conducting Electrolyte Membrane for Hydrogen and Power Generation.
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