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Electrocatalytic reactivity for oxygen reduction of palladium-modified carbon nanotubes synthesized in supercritical fluid

Lin et al., 2005

Document ID
6448228911116981271
Author
Lin Y
Cui X
Ye X
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Electrochemistry Communications

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The electrocatalytic reactivity of palladium-modified carbon nanotubes (Pd-CNTs) for the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) was investigated at the glassy carbon electrode surface in 1M H2SO4 saturated by oxygen. Carbon nanotubes modified by palladium nanoparticles …
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