J Solid State Electrochem
 2023
DOI: 10.1007/s10008-023-05524-8
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Formic acid oxidation on Pd/RuO2: does the RuO2 support enhance the electrocatalytic activity of Pd nanoparticles?

Gabriel M. Alvarenga
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Julio Palombarini
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Rosana Alves Gonçalves
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“…RuO 2 has a similar opposite effect on Pd and Pt, as reported recently. 41 RuO 2 -supporting Pd nanoparticles suppress formic acid oxidation, in contrast with reports of enhancing effects of RuO 2 in the oxidation of SOMs on RuO 2 -supporting Pt. 41 In the ternary alloy Pt 3 Pd 3 Sn 2 (111), both Pd and Sn play a crucial role in the weakening of HCOOH adsorption.…”
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The origins of formic acid electrooxidation on selected surfaces of Pt, Pd, and their alloys with Sn

ShyamYadav,
Gebru,
Teller
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“…RuO 2 has a similar opposite effect on Pd and Pt, as reported recently. 41 RuO 2 -supporting Pd nanoparticles suppress formic acid oxidation, in contrast with reports of enhancing effects of RuO 2 in the oxidation of SOMs on RuO 2 -supporting Pt. 41 In the ternary alloy Pt 3 Pd 3 Sn 2 (111), both Pd and Sn play a crucial role in the weakening of HCOOH adsorption.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 68%

The origins of formic acid electrooxidation on selected surfaces of Pt, Pd, and their alloys with Sn

ShyamYadav,
Gebru,
Teller
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Binary (Ti/RuO2-TiO2) and ternary (Ti/RuO2-TiO2-IrO2) mixed metal oxides as promising catalysts for alkaline electrochemical oxidation of methanol

Abdel-Aziz,
El Nashar,
Ghayad
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