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Alkaline media ethanol electrooxidation

To improve the electrocatalytic activity of platinum and palladium, the ethanol oxidation on different metal adatom-modified, alloyed, and oxide-promoted Pt- and Pd-based electrocatalysts has been investigated in alkaline media. Firstly, El-Shafei et al. [76] studied the electrocatalytic effect of some metal adatoms (Pb, Tl, Cd) on ethanol oxidation at a Pt electrode in alkaline medium. All three metal adatoms, particularly Pb and Tl, improved the EOR activity of ft. More recently, Pt-Ni nanoparticles, deposited on carbon nanofiber (CNE) network by an electrochemical deposition method at various cycle numbers such as 40, 60, and 80, have been tested as catalysts for ethanol oxidadmi in alkaline medium [77]. The Pt-Ni alloying nature and Ni to ft atomic ratio increased with increasing of cycle number. The performance of PtNi80/CNF for the ethanol electrooxidation was better than that of the pure Pt40/CNF, PtNi40/CNF, and PtNi60/CNF. [Pg.98]

Modibedi RM, Masombuka T, Mathe MK (2011) Carbon supported Pd-Sn and Pd-Ru-Sn nanocatalysts for ethanol electrooxidation in alkaline medium. Int J Hydrogen Energy 36 4664-4672... [Pg.155]

For the electrooxidation of alcohols in alkaline medium (see Section 6.4), Shen et al. (2006) suggested a platinum or palladium catalyst promoted with 25 wt% of nickel oxide NiO deposited on a carbon-black support. According to then-data, this additive substantially accelerates the electrooxidation of methanol in an alkaline medium. Tarasevich et al. (2005) suggested a Ru-Ni catalyst deposited on carbon black for the electrooxidation of ethanol in an alkaline medium it is considerably more active than pure ruthenium. Under the operating conditions of fuel cells in acidic media as well as in contact with proton-conducting membranes of the Nafion type, the use of nonplatinum catalysts is highly restricted, owing to corrosion problems. [Pg.220]

Verma, A. and Basu, S. Power from hydrogen via fuel cell technology, Chemical Weekly July 12 (2005d) 177-181. Verma, A., Sharma, S. and Basu, S. Electrooxidation study of methanol and ethanol in alkaline medium (2005e),... [Pg.187]


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