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Catalytic activity of partially oxidized transition-metal carbide–nitride for oxygen reduction reaction in sulfuric acid

Ohgi et al., 2008

Document ID
16611425588629635096
Author
Ohgi Y
Ishihara A
Shibata Y
Mitsushima S
Ota K
Publication year
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Chemistry Letters

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In order to commercialize polymer electrolyte fuel cells (PEFCs) widely, partially oxidized transition-metal carbide–nitride (TM-C–N; TM= Ti, Zr, and Ta) have been investigated as new cathodes without platinum. The specimens were prepared by the electrophoretic …
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