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Mitigation of gas-induced damage in bipolar membranes for CO<sub>2</sub> electrolysis

2025

Abstract

Bipolar membranes operated in forward bias are a promising platform for CO2 electrolysis, enabling alkaline cathode environments and pure-water feed while preventing CO2 crossover and salt precipitation. A porous AEL prevents gas induced damages.

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