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Electrochemical analysis of high temperature methanol electro-oxidation at Pt-decorated Ru catalysts

Aricò et al., 2005

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9400937816203656964
Author
Aricò A
Baglio V
Di Blasi A
Modica E
Monforte G
Antonucci V
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry

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Methanol electro-oxidation at Pt-decorated unsupported Ru catalysts having a Pt loading of 0.1 mgcm− 2 has been investigated in situ in direct methanol fuel cells at high temperatures. The chemistry and morphology of the decorated catalyst has been studied by X-ray …
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