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A novel non-platinum group electrocatalyst for PEM fuel cell application

Kim et al., 2011

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6322175000482686435
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Kim J
Oh T
Shin Y
Bonnett J
Weil K
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International journal of hydrogen energy

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Precious-metal catalysts (predominantly Pt or Pt-based alloys supported on carbon) have traditionally been used to catalyze the electrode reactions in polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) fuel cells. However as PEM fuel systems begin to approach commercial reality, there …
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