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Pt-, PtNi-and PtCo-supported catalysts for oxygen reduction in PEM fuel cells

Travitsky et al., 2006

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6024205884748778543
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Travitsky N
Ripenbein T
Golodnitsky D
Rosenberg Y
Burshtein L
Peled E
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Journal of Power Sources

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The most widely used supporting material for ORR catalysts is high-surface-area carbon (such as Vulcan XC-72). However, at elevated temperatures, burning of the carbon-to- catalyst contact takes place and drying out of the cathode may destroy the three-phase …
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