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Methanol tolerance of CN x oxygen reduction catalysts

Biddinger et al., 2007

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12481197447805065387
Author
Biddinger E
Ozkan U
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Topics in Catalysis

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Nitrogen-containing carbon nanofiber (CN x) catalysts grown by acetonitrile pyrolysis over 2 wt% Fe, Co, and Ni impregnated supports of alumina, silica and magnesia were tested for methanol tolerance during the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) by rotating ring disk …
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