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Santos et al., 2016 - Google Patents

Unexpected enhancement of electrocatalytic nature of Ti/(RuO2) x–(Sb2O5) y anodes prepared by the ionic liquid-thermal decomposition method

Santos et al., 2016

Document ID
5568637022884619569
Author
Santos T
Silva R
Meneses C
Martinez-Huitle C
Eguiluz K
Salazar-Banda G
Publication year
Publication venue
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research

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Titanium electrodes covered with ruthenium and antimony oxides with different compositions (Ti/(RuO2) 0.5–(Sb2O5) 0.5 and Ti/(RuO2) 0.8–(Sb2O5) 0.2) were synthesized by using the ionic liquid (IL) and Pechini methods. These electrodes were characterized by X-ray …
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