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Investigation of platinum and palladium as potential anodic catalysts for direct borohydride and ammonia borane fuel cells

Olu et al., 2015

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14108149160374043278
Author
Olu P
Deschamps F
Caldarella G
Chatenet M
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Journal of Power Sources

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Platinum and palladium are investigated as anodic catalysts for direct borohydride and direct ammonia borane fuel cells (DBFC and DABFC). Half-cell characterizations performed at 25° C using NH 3 BH 3 or NaBH 4 alkaline electrolytes demonstrate the lowest open …
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