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Capping agent‐free synthesis of surface engineered Pt nanocube for direct ammonia fuel cell

Jin et al., 2021

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3909169878175690757
Author
Jin H
Lee S
Sohn Y
Lee S
Kim P
Yoo S
Publication year
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International Journal of Energy Research

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Direct ammonia fuel cells (DAFCs), wherein the ammonia oxidation reaction (AOR) occurs at the anode and oxygen reduction at the cathode, are a promising clean energy production system using easily liquefied ammonia because they exhibit high energy density. However …
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