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Hydrogen as an Energy Vector

Proceedings of the International Seminar, held in Brussels, 12–14 February 1980

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1980

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  1. A. A. Strub

    1. Commission of the European Communities, USA

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  2. G. Imarisio

    1. Commission of the European Communities, USA

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Table of contents (58 papers)

  1. Hydrogen Production by Water Electrolysis

    1. Low Temperature Water Electrolysis

      1. Development and Parametric Testing of Alkaline Water Electrolysis Cells for Hydrogen Production Based on Inorganic-Membrane-Electrolyte Technology
        • H. Vandenborre, L. H. Baetsle, W. Hebel, R. Leysen, H. Nackaerts, G. Spaepen
        Pages 184-198
      2. Amelioration du Procede Electrolytique de Fabrication D’Hydrogene
        • R. L. Vic, J. P. Pompon
        Pages 199-212
      3. Study of Anodic and Cathodic Catalysts for Water Electrolysis Activation of Membranes and Diaphragms
        • Placido M. Spaziante
        Pages 213-222
      4. Anodic Materials for the Electrolysis of Water
        • G. Fiori, C. M. Mari, B. Perra, L. Vago, P. Vitali
        Pages 223-239
      5. Optimization of Gas Evolving Teflon Bonded Electrodes
        • A. C. C. Tseung, P. Rasiyah, M. C. M. Man, K. L. K. Yeung
        Pages 240-246
      6. Summary of the Relevant Discussion
        • A. A. Strub, G. Imarisio
        Pages 247-247

    2. Medium-High Temperature Water Electrolysis

      1. Comments by the Session Chairman
        • P. Godin
        Pages 251-251
      2. Design of Electrolytic Cells for the Production of Large Hydrogen Quantities at Medium Pressure
        • Giancarlo Sioli, Placido M. Spaziante
        Pages 252-267
      3. Water Electrolysis at High Pressure and Medium Temperature
        • Jürgen Fischer, Hans Hoffmann, Gerhard Luft, Hartmut Wendt
        Pages 268-282
      4. Application of Electrocatalysis to the Electrolysis of Water at High Temperature and High Current Density
        • M. Bernard, L. Mas, M. Prigent, J. C. Sohm
        Pages 283-294
      5. Hydrogen Production by Water Electrolysis under Pressure and at Moderate Temperature
        • S. Kunstreich
        Pages 295-304
      6. Diaframmi e Membrane per L’Elettrolisi Dell’Acqua
        • L. Giuffré, G. Modica
        Pages 305-322
      7. New Diaphragm for Electrolzyers
        • J.-C. Sohm, L. Mas
        Pages 323-327
      8. Gas Bubble Behaviour during Water Electrolysis
        • C. W. M. P. Sillen, E. Barendrecht, L. J. J. Janssen, S. J. D. van Stralen
        Pages 328-348
      9. Electrolyse de la Vapeur D’Eau a 850°C Caracteristiques D’Une Cellule Plane de 50 cm2
        • J. C. Viguie, H. Bernard
        Pages 349-361
      10. Electrolyse de la Vapeur D’Eau a Haute Temperature dans une Cellule a Electrolyte Solide en Zircone Stabilisee
        • R. Accorsi
        Pages 362-377
      11. Development of a Technique for Thin Film Preparation of ZrO2/Y2O3 Solid Electrolytes on Porous Support Structures for High Temperature Electrolysis Application
        • J. Wahl, G. Oehme, W. Dönitz, G. Dietrich
        Pages 378-389
      12. Study of New Types of Oxides, Having High Protonic and Low Electronic Conuctivities, to be Used as Electrolytes in Low Temperature Electrolytic Cells for Water Vapour Electrolysis
        • Placido M. Spaziante
        Pages 390-407
      13. New Electrodic Materials Having Electrochemical Selectivity, Low Cost and Low Overvoltage for Electrolytic Hydrogen Production in Sulphuric Acid Solutions
        • P. Cavallotti, D. Colombo, U. Ducati, E. Galbiati
        Pages 408-423
      14. Design and Construction of a Solid Electrolyte Electrolyzer for the Production of Hydrogen Using Nafion-Type Membranes
        • Giancarlo Sioli, Placido M. Spaziante
        Pages 424-433
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