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Pyrochlore electrocatalysts for efficient alkaline water electrolysis

Parrondo et al., 2015

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6878676078797369696
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Parrondo J
George M
Capuano C
Ayers K
Ramani V
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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A series of electrically conducting metal oxides with the pyrochlore structure (A2B2O7− y, with A= Pb or Bi and B= Ru, Ir or Os) were synthesized via precipitation/crystallization in alkaline medium and/or via solid-state reaction. The electrocatalytic activity for the oxygen …
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