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Pt based nanocomposites (mono/bi/tri-metallic) decorated using different carbon supports for methanol electro-oxidation in acidic and basic media

Singh et al., 2011

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9285071288606227838
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Singh B
Murad L
Laffir F
Dickinson C
Dempsey E
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Nanoscale

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Pt based mono/bi/tri-metallic nanocomposites on different carbon based supports (activated carbon (AC), carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and carbon nanofibers (CNFs)) were synthesised and Pt surface enrichment achieved. The overall theoretical metallic content (Pt+ Au+ Sn) …
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