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Fluorine doped (Ir, Sn, Nb) O2 anode electro-catalyst for oxygen evolution via PEM based water electrolysis

Kadakia et al., 2014

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Kadakia K
Datta M
Velikokhatnyi O
Jampani P
Kumta P
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international journal of hydrogen energy

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A solid solution of fluorine combined with IrO 2, SnO 2 and NbO 2, denoted as (Ir, Sn, Nb) O 2: F, corresponding to composition (Ir 0.30 Sn 0.35 Nb 0.35) O 2: x wt.% F, where x ranges from 0 to 20 was coated on a pretreated Ti foil by decomposition of a homogeneous mixture …
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