Feng-Yuan Zhang

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University of Tennessee

United States

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Professor Feng-Yuan Zhang is a faculty member at the University of Tennessee, USA. His research focuses on electrochemical systems, particularly in the areas of iridium-based electrodes, covalent organic framework membranes, and the efficiency of proton electrolyzers. Recent publications highlight advancements in hydrogen production and the optimization of electrode performance for sustainable energy applications.

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Yanpei Song

University of North Texas

UNITED STATES

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Qingju Wang

University of Tennessee

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Xiangyu Li

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University of Tennessee

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Investigation of iridium-based electrodes with morphology control and enhanced oxygen evolution performance

Creating free standing covalent organic framework membranes by nanocrystal suturing in sol gel solutions

Combining Distributed Electrochemical Measurements with a Semi-Empirical Model to Identify Local Variations in Overpotentials for PEM Water Electrolyzers

Enhancing reaction interface with modified microporous layers for high-efficiency hydrogen production in PEM water electrolysis

An ink-free integrated dual electrode assembly for economical proton electrolyzer membrane water electrolysis at ultrahigh current densities

EWTN: Quantifying Mass Transport to Enable Water Electrolyzer Architectures with Low Flow-Rate Sensitivity

Efficient Integrated Electrode Enables High-Current Operation and Excellent Stability for Green Hydrogen Production

Discovering Reactant Supply Pathways at Electrode/PEM Reaction Interfaces Via a Tailored Interface‐Visible Characterization Cell

Highly Porous Iridium Thin Electrodes with Low Loading and Improved Reaction Kinetics for Hydrogen Generation in PEM Electrolyzer Cells

W-induced morphological modification of NiFe layered double hydroxides as efficient electrocatalysts for overall water splitting

Visualizing highly selective electrochemical CO2 reduction on a molecularly dispersed catalyst

A simple convertible electrolyzer in membraneless and membrane-based modes for understanding water splitting mechanism

High-speed characterization of two-phase flow and bubble dynamics in titanium felt porous media for hydrogen production

Optimization of catalyst-coated membranes for enhancing performance in proton exchange membrane electrolyzer cells

Role of electron pathway in dimensionally increasing water splitting reaction sites in liquid electrolytes

Experimental studies on the effects of sheet resistance and wettability of catalyst layer on electro-catalytic activities for oxygen evolution reaction in proton exchange membrane electrolysis cells

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Yanpei Song

Qingju Wang

Xiangyu Li

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