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High-current density alkaline electrolyzers: The role of Nafion binder content in the catalyst coatings and techno-economic analysis

Zappia et al., 2022

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Zappia M
Bellani S
Zuo Y
Ferri M
Drago F
Manna L
Bonaccorso F
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Frontiers in Chemistry

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We report high-current density operating alkaline (water) electrolyzers (AELs) based on platinum on Vulcan (Pt/C) cathodes and stainless-steel anodes. By optimizing the binder (Nafion ionomer) and Pt mass loading (mPt) content in the catalysts coating at the cathode …
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