Electrocatalytic properties of platinum and it's binary alloy with vanadium in oxygen reduction reaction(ORR)

Authors

  • Mohammad Yari Not-mentioned
  • Sajjad Sedaghat Sherehjini Not-mentioned
Abstract:

The electrocatalysis of the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) on carbon supportedPt-V (1:1) catalyst in polymer electrolyte fuel cells (PEFC) was investigated. Atan oxygen pressure of one atm an enhanced electrocatalytic property of Pt-V/Ccompared with Pt/C is revealed. These results indicate the occurrence of adifferent electrocatalytic mechanism for the ORR on Pt/C and Pt-V/C. Anincrease of mass transport overpotentials is observed for the Pt-V/C catalyst, andthis was related to the presence of vanadium oxide. So the ORR activity of Pt-V/Cat oxygen pressure of one atm is higher than that of Pt/C.

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volume 3  issue 1

pages  1- 6

publication date 2006-04-01

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