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Synergetic interaction of additive dual nanocatalysts to accelerate oxygen reduction reaction in fuel cell cathodes

Chen et al., 2019

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14978491207556078690
Author
Chen Y
Liang L
Paredes Navia S
Hinerman A
Gerdes K
Song X
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ACS Catalysis

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The sluggish oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) in the cathode is hindering the power density of solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs). Infiltration of catalyst into the cathode of SOFCs is promising to accelerate the ORR. However, the degradation associated with the coarsening …
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