Inorganic-organic Composite Membranes with Novel Microstructure for High Temperature Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells

Nowadays,more and more fossil fuels are consumed and air pollution has become a threat to the survival of people.Therefore,we need some other power sources to provide energy without damaging the environment.Proton exchange membrane fuel cells(PEMFCs)have received wide attention due to their advantages such as high energy density and zero emission.Particularly,direct methanol fuel cells (DMFCs)were considered as the most suitable energy sources for electric vehicles(EVs)and portable electronics.

Nowadays, more and more fossil fuels are consumed and air pollution has become a threat to the survival of people. Therefore, we need some other power sources to provide energy without damaging the environment. Proton exchange membrane fuel cells （PEMFCs） have received wide attention due to their advantages such as high energy density and zero emission [1]. Particularly, direct methanol fuel cells （DMFCs） were considered as the most suitable energy sources for electric vehicles （EVs） and portable electronics.