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Electroactivity of RuO2–IrO2 mixed nanocatalysts toward the oxygen evolution reaction in a water electrolyzer supplied by a solar profile

Audichon et al., 2014

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1601840790538525531
Author
Audichon T
Mayousse E
Morisset S
Morais C
Comminges C
Napporn T
Kokoh K
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international journal of hydrogen energy

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Pure crystalline ruthenium–iridium oxide materials were synthesized with high surface area by co-precipitation method in ethanol medium. Cyclic and linear scan voltammetries were then undertaken to evaluate the effect of mixing iridium and ruthenium oxides on the oxygen …
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