| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6505143 | Catalysis Today | 2016 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
- Multiple methods can reduce catalyst use for proton exchange membrane electrolyzers.
- Core-shell catalyst powders provide higher activity than traditional nanopowders.
- Reactive spray deposition enables thin catalyst films with high activity.
- Reactive spray deposition has the potential to form core-shell structures.
Keywords
ICP-OESEDXOERPEMRHEPGMGDLDOEEDSRDEReactive Spray Deposition TechnologyBNLCCmBrookhaven National LaboratoryInductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopyenergy dispersive x-rayhorGas diffusion electrodereversible hydrogen electrodeelectrolysisHERTemGDEManufacturingX-ray photoelectron spectroscopyenergy dispersive spectroscopyXPSProton exchange membraneCatalyst coated membranePlatinum group metalGas diffusion layerSEMScanning electron microscopyTransmission electron microscopyCore–shellHydrogenHydrogen oxidation reactionoxygen evolution reactionHydrogen evolution reactionDepartment of EnergyX-ray diffractionXRDPlatinumCatalyst
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Authors
Katherine E. Ayers, Julie N. Renner, Nemanja Danilovic, Jia X. Wang, Yu Zhang, Radenka Maric, Haoran Yu,