Hybrids membranes with potential for fuel cells – Part 3: extruded films of nanocomposites based on sepiolite and PC/sulfonated PC blends
Ana Catarina de Oliveira Gomes; Eduardo Henrique Backes; Adhemar Colla Ruvolo Filho; Caio Marcio Paranhos; Fábio Roberto Passador; Luiz Antonio Pessan
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