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Highly purified CNTs: an exceedingly efficient catalyst support for PEM fuel cell

Gupta et al., 2016

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2959433895565716803
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Gupta C
Maheshwari P
Sachdev D
Sahu A
Dhakate S
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RSC advances

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High performance in PEM fuel cells has been achieved using purified CNTs as catalyst support. Pt/CNT nanocomposites were synthesized by reducing Pt salt on CNTs in the presence of ethylene glycol as solvent and in inert atmosphere. The reactions were carried …
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