Molecular architecture of cobalt porphyrin multilayers on reduced graphene oxide sheets for high-performance oxygen reduction reaction.
Molecular architecture of cobalt porphyrin multilayers on reduced graphene oxide sheets for high-performance oxygen reduction reaction.
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10.1002/anie.201300711
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2013-05
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Hongjie Tang;H. Yin;Jiangyan Wang;Nailiang Yang;Dan Wang;Z. Tang
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作者:
Hongjie Tang;H. Yin;Jiangyan Wang;Nailiang Yang;Dan Wang;Z. Tang
Thanks to their lightweight, highly efficient, modular and scalable properties, polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) have long been thought to be a promising candidate for applications in transportation and in both stationary and portable electronics. [1] Unfortunately, despite the above advantages, until now the fuel-cell technologies have failed to reach mass commercialization, and the main problems include short operational time and high cost of the materials used. [1b–d] For example, platinum-based materials are generally believed to be ideal catalysts for the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) at the cathodes of PEMFCs; however, their disadvantages, for example, low tolerance to methanol fuel, high price and scarcity, limit the practical application of platinum-based catalysts. [2] Therefore, replacement of platinum-based materials with non-precious-metal catalysts, which are of low cost, high catalytic activity, and robust, has become one of the key issues for the realization of mass applications of PEMFCs. [3a,b]