Nano-engineering of a 3D-ordered membrane electrode assembly with ultrathin Pt skin on open-walled PdCo nanotube arrays for fuel cells
Nano-engineering of a 3D-ordered membrane electrode assembly with ultrathin Pt skin on open-walled PdCo nanotube arrays for fuel cells
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用于燃料电池的开壁 PdCo 纳米管阵列上具有超薄 Pt 皮的 3D 有序膜电极组件的纳米工程
DOI:
10.1039/c7ta10901f
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
11.9
通讯作者:
Yi Baolian
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作者:
Zeng Yachao;Zhang Hongjie;Wang Zhiqiang;Jia Jia;Miao Shu;Song Wei;Xiao Yu;Yu Hongmei;Shao Zhigang;Yi Baolian
Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) suffer from high consumption of Pt and low durability under harsh operating conditions. To reduce the consumption of Pt and improve the durability, a 3D-ordered membrane electrode assembly (MEA) based on ultrathin Pt skin on open-walled PdCo nanotube arrays (NTAs) was nano-engineered for PEMFCs via template-assisted underpotential deposition (UPD) and galvanic displacement. Benefiting from the advanced nanostructure, a maximum power density of 222.5 kW gPt−1 was achieved with a cathodic Pt loading of 3.5 μg cm−2, which was 13.7 fold higher than that of a conventional MEA. Accelerated degradation tests demonstrate that the prepared nanostructured MEA is more stable than the conventional MEA.