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Most cited papers from PaxiTech (France)

What are the most cited papers from PaxiTech (France)?

The most cited paper from PaxiTech (France) is "Characterization of PEMFCs gas diffusion layers properties" (Sylvie Escribano, J. Blachot, Jérémy Ethève et al., 2005), with 183 citations. Next come "Separator electrode assembly (SEA) with 3-dimensional bioanode and removable air-cathode boosts microbial fuel cell performance" (64) and "Water profile determination in a running PEMFC by small-angle neutron scattering" (53).

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1 Characterization of PEMFCs gas diffusion layers properties Sylvie Escribano, J. Blachot, Jérémy Ethève et al. · Journal of Power Sources 18 Oct 2005 183
2 Separator electrode assembly (SEA) with 3-dimensional bioanode and removable air-cathode boosts microbial fuel cell performance Manon Oliot, Luc Etcheverry, Annette Mosdale et al. · Journal of Power Sources Open access 7 Mar 2017 64
3 Water profile determination in a running PEMFC by small-angle neutron scattering Gérard Gebel, Olivier Diat, Sylvie Escribano et al. · Journal of Power Sources 19 Jan 2008 53
4 Microbial fuel cells connected in series in a common electrolyte underperform: Understanding why and in what context such a set-up can be applied Manon Oliot, Luc Etcheverry, Renaut Mosdale et al. · Electrochimica Acta Open access 22 Jun 2017 35
5 Synthesis and Properties of Platinum Nanocatalyst Supported on Cellulose-Based Carbon Aerogel for Applications in PEMFCs Joanna Claire Rooke, Camila De Matos Passos, Marian Chatenet et al. · Journal of The Electrochemical Society Open access 2011 33
6 Physicochemical properties of Aquivion/fluorine grafted sepiolite electrolyte membranes for use in PEMFC Sahng Hyuck Woo, Aurélie Taguet, Belkacem Otazaghine et al. · Electrochimica Acta Open access 25 Jun 2019 23
7 Durability of Alternative Metal Oxide Supports for Application at a Proton-Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell Cathode—Comparison of Antimony- and Niobium-Doped Tin Oxide Laëtitia Dubau, Frédéric M. Maillard, Marian Chatenet et al. · Energies Open access 14 Jan 2020 22
8 Utilization of graphitized and fluorinated carbon as platinum nanoparticles supports for application in proton exchange membrane fuel cell cathodes José L. Bott‐Neto, Tristan Asset, Frédéric M. Maillard et al. · Journal of Power Sources Open access 8 Oct 2018 21
9 Elaboration and Characterizations of Platinum Nanoparticles Supported on Cellulose-Based Carbon Aerogel Joanna Claire Rooke, Camila De Matos Passos, Marian Chatenet et al. · ECS Transactions Conference paper Oct 2010 6
10 PEMFC Performances Using Photocatalytic Hydrogen with a Dead‐Ended Anode Jassiel R. Rodríguez, E. Puzenat, Renaut Mosdale et al. · Fuel Cells 6 Feb 2014 3
11 Inhibition of Peroxiredoxin 6 PLA 2 Activity Decreases Oxidative Stress and the Severity of Acute Lung Injury in the Mouse Cecal Ligation and Puncture Model Shampa Chatterjee, Chandra Dodia, JianQin Tao et al. · The FASEB Journal May 2022 0
12 Aquivion/fluorine grafted sepiolite composite membranes used for membrane electrode assembly Sahng Hyuck Woo, Aurélie Taguet, Belkacem Otazaghine et al. · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) Conference paper 23 Apr 2019 0
13 SURICAT, a project dedicated to stable PEMFC catalyst supports Christian Beauger, Laetitia Testut, Guillaume Ozouf et al. · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) PreprintOpen access 16 Dec 2015 0

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