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Durability of titanium-niobium oxides mixed with Ti4O7 as non-precious-and carbon-free cathodes for PEFCs in H2SO4 at 80 C

Hamazaki et al., 2015

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9800243993219102394
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Hamazaki M
Ishihara A
Kohno Y
Matsuzawa K
Mitsushima S
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Electrochemistry

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To develop durable cathodes, their durability in acidic media at 80 C, which is close to the operation temperature of present polymer electrolyte fuel cells, must be evaluated. We attempted to use a Ti4O7 rod as the substrate, and it was observed to be more suitable than …
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