Understanding Binary Interactions and Aging Effects in Catalyst Layer Inks for Controlled Manufacturing
Understanding Binary Interactions and Aging Effects in Catalyst Layer Inks for Controlled Manufacturing
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了解用于受控制造的催化剂层油墨中的二元相互作用和老化效应
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10.1149/08008.0301ecst
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2017
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Hatzell, Kelsey B
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Dixit, Marm;Hatzell, Kelsey B
The effect of perfluorosulfonated ionomer loading in carbon-based colloidal inks is investigated under static and dynamic operating conditions. The results show that both the solvent-type and polymer loading play a role in ink stability, aggregation, and aging. Dynamic light scattering and shear and creep rheological experiments show that the addition of a polymer to carbon inks can act as a stabilizing agent which increases steric repulsion and decreases the inks overall viscosity. As the polymer loading is increased above 30wt% a decrease of approximately 30 MPa-1 in compliance is observed. A decrease in compliance at high polymer loading suggests weak interactions between the underlying carbon materials and indicates that a critical polymer loadings may exist for different shear processing routes.