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Researchers at University of Tsukuba developed a method using only six measurement frequencies instead of 41 to diagnose proton-exchange membrane fuel cells. This approach enables near-real-time diagnosis and control of operating conditions, improving upon conventional electrochemical impedance spectroscopy which takes tens of seconds or longer.
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India Researchers Create Dual-Fuel Compound