Pt–Ru catalyzed hydrogen oxidation in alkaline media: oxophilic effect or electronic effect?
Energy & Environmental Science2014Vol. 8(1), pp. 177–181
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Ying Wang, Gongwei Wang, Guangwei Li, Bing Huang, Jing Pan, Qiong Liu, Juanjuan Han, Li Xiao, Juntao Lu, Lin Zhuang
Abstract
The PtRu/C HOR catalyst weakens the metal–H interaction and boosts the cell performance of the APEFC to 1 W cm−2.
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