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Hydrogen Fuel Cell News: Monash’s Water-Free Membrane Hits 250°C
Most technical claims about Monash’s graphene/boron nitride, phosphoric-acid, dry 250°C proton-conducting membrane, including 166 mS/cm conductivity, 1,011 mW/cm² power density, 400 mA/cm² for 150 h, and near-100% H₂/CO₂ selectivity at 61 GPU, are directly supported by Monash and Science Advances sources.[1][2][3] Some forward-looking market impacts and unnamed pilot programs are speculative or unverifiable.[2][5] Overall, both articles are largely accurate but somewhat promotional.
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