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Slavcheva et al., 2015 - Google Patents

Ebonex supported iridium as anode catalyst for PEM water electrolysis

Slavcheva et al., 2015

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9893491927261859247
Author
Slavcheva E
Borisov G
Lefterova E
Petkucheva E
Boshnakova I
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international journal of hydrogen energy

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The work presents a research on the preparation and properties of iridium dispersed on Magnelli phase titania by sol gel method. The material is characterised in regard to morphology, surface structure and electronic state, electrochemical performance, and …
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