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Composite materials: an emerging class of fuel cell catalyst supports

Antolini, 2010

Document ID
3409059772845907336
Author
Antolini E
Publication year
Publication venue
Applied Catalysis B: Environmental

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Highly dispersed platinum or platinum-based catalysts on a conductive support are commonly used as electrode materials in low-temperature fuel cells. The performance and, in particular, the stability of these catalysts strongly depend on the characteristics of the …
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