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Self-Supported Interconnected Pt Nanoassemblies as Highly Stable Electrocatalysts for Low-Temperatur

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In it for the long haul: Clusters of Pt nanowires (3D Pt nanoassemblies, Pt NA) serve as an electrocatalyst for low-temperature fuel cells that exhibit remarkably high stability following thousands of voltage cycles and good catalytic activity, when compared with a commercial Pt’salyst and 20 % wt Pt”catalyst supported on carbon black.
Abstract
In it for the long haul: Clusters of Pt nanowires (3D Pt nanoassemblies, Pt NA) serve as an electrocatalyst for low-temperature fuel cells. These Pt nanoassemblies exhibit remarkably high stability following thousands of voltage cycles and good catalytic activity, when compared with a commercial Pt catalyst and 20 % wt Pt catalyst supported on carbon black (20 % Pt/CB).

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