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Binary oxide-doped Pt/RuO2–SiOx/C catalyst with high performance and self-humidification capability: the promotion of ruthenium oxide

Zeng et al., 2012

Document ID
14205241936741729005
Author
Zeng Q
Zheng L
Zeng J
Liao S
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Power Sources

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A multifunctional catalyst for fuel cell applications, Pt/RuO2–SiOx/C, has been prepared by supporting platinum nanoparticles on surface-modified carbon black, fabricated by in situ hydrolysis of ruthenium and silicon precursors on pre-treated carbon black. The catalyst is …
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