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Transition metal chalcogenides for oxygen reduction electrocatalysts in PEM fuel cells

Lee et al., 2014

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12728596391727467464
Author
Lee K
Alonso‐Vante N
Zhang J
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Non‐Noble Metal Fuel Cell Catalysts

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This chapter covers the process of oxygen–reduction reaction (ORR) for fuel‐cell systems of nonprecious electrocatalyst centers explored since the 1960s, showing the progress achieved with regard to their catalytic activity and stability. The catalytic centers investigated …
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