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Influence of iridium oxide loadings on the performance of PEM water electrolysis cells: Part II–Advanced oxygen electrodes

Rozain et al., 2016

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7898721434500473312
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Rozain C
Mayousse E
Guillet N
Millet P
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Applied Catalysis B: Environmental

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The purpose of this research paper is to report on the applicability of micro-sized titanium particles as the support of IrO2 particles at the anode of PEM water electrolysis cells. A PEM single cell containing only 0.1 mg cm− 2 of IrO2 as anode catalyst and 50 wt.% metallic Ti …
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