Saturday, September 14, 2013

Report Summarizes Chalcogens Study Findings from Korea Institute of Energy Research

Source: ?Hispanic Business

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New research on Chalcogens is the subject of a report. According to news reporting out of?Taejon, South Korea, by NewsRx editors, research stated, ?Designing novel cathode materials for a proton exchange membrane fuel cell with high activity for the oxygen reduction reaction, low Pt loading, and enhanced long-term stability is imperative for its sustainability. To date, Pt monolayer based electrocatalysts deposited on a metallic core substrate have shown promising possibilities.?

Our news journalists obtained a quote from the research from the?Korea Institute of Energy Research, ?In this study, we synthesized bimetallic IrCu nanoparticles and used them as a core for Pt monolayer electrocatalysts. It was found that the de-alloyed IrCu nanoparticle surfaces increased both the mass and specific activities of the resulting Pt monolayer catalyst. In addition, we demonstrated that Pt monolayer electrocatalysts with a de-alloyed IrCu core have a better stability than those using a non-dealloyed core based on a 5,000 potential cycling test.?

According to the news editors, the research concluded: ?These data describe a new simple synthesis of a high-performance catalyst suitable for practical applications.?

For more information on this research see: Enhanced Oxygen Reduction Activity of IrCu Core Platinum Monolayer Shell Nano-electrocatalysts.?Topics in Catalysis, 2013;56(12):1059-1064.?Topics in Catalysis?can be contacted at: Springer,?Plenum Publishers,?233 Spring St,?New York, NY?10013,?USA. (Springer -www.springer.com; Topics in Catalysis -?www.springerlink.com/content/1022-5528/)

Source: http://sirs.insightinterasia.com/report-summarizes-chalcogens-study-findings-from-korea-institute-of-energy-research/

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