Sintesis Membran Komposit Berbahan Dasar Kitosan dengan Metoda Sol-Gel sebagai Membran Fuel Cell Pada Suhu Tinggi
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https://doi.org/10.15575/ak.v7i1.6614Keywords:
Kitin, kitosan, membran kitosan-TEOS, sol-gel, fuel cell.Abstract
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