Polymers, polymer-graphite composites, and different carbon materials are being considered for many of the fuel cell stack components. Exposure to concentrated phosphoric acid in the fuel cell environment and high anodic potential results in corrosion. Relative corrosion rates of these materials, failure modes, plausible mechanisms of corrosion, and methods for improvement of these materials are investigated.

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National Association of Corrosion Engineers
1987
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