Oxygen Reduction at Nafion Film‐Coated Platinum Electrodes: Transport and Kinetics
Oxygen Reduction at Nafion Film‐Coated Platinum Electrodes: Transport and Kinetics
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DOI:
10.1149/1.2096247
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发表时间:
1988-09
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
D. Lawson;L. D. Whiteley;C. Martin;M. Szentirmay;Jie I. Song
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作者:
D. Lawson;L. D. Whiteley;C. Martin;M. Szentirmay;Jie I. Song
The primary objectives of the work described in this paper were to evaluate the concentration and diffusion coefficient ofO2 in a commercial perfluorosulfonate ionomer (Nation) and to assess the effect of a film of this ionomer on the rate of 02 reduction at a substrate Pt electrode surface. Electrochemical experiments at Nation film-coated electrodes were used to obtain these data. A high temperature film-casting procedure, which has been shown to yield high quality solution-cast Nation films, was used to prepare the Nation-coated electrodes. The Nation film-coated electrodes were equilibrated with and exposed to 0.7 M H3PO4 during the electrochemical experiments; it was of particular interest to compare the diffusion, solubility, and kinetic data obtained at the film-coated electrode to analogous data obtained at a bare electrode, exposed to this electrolyte. We have found that the diffusion coefficient is lower in Nation than in the electrolyte solution but that the solubility and oxygen reduction rate are higher.