Determination of the platinum and ruthenium surface areas in platinum-ruthenium alloy electrocatalysts by underpotential deposition of copper. I. Unsupported catalysts
By Clare L. Green and, A. Kucernak. 2002
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electrochemistry, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
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- Determining the Active Surface Area for Various Platinum Electrodes (2011, methodology): “The charge densities involved in the electro-adsorption (deposition) and electro-desorption (stripping) of probe species such as hydrogen (H) [5, 8, 10], copper (Cu), silver (Ag) [8, 11 , 12], carbon monoxide (CO) [9], oxygen (O), and hydroxide (OH) [5], are used to estimate the electrochemically a”
- Enhanced catalytic activity in strained chemically exfoliated WS₂ nanosheets for hydrogen evolution. (2012, methodology): “To quantify the catalytic activity, we measured the actual number of active sites using the under potential deposition method [40] (Figure S9, S10).”