Limiting currents in the anodic oxidation of methanol on platinum

Andrew, M. R.

doi:10.1016/0013-4686(66)80059-2

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“…One of the notable advantages is the fast kinetics both of the electro-oxidation of organic compounds and of oxygen reduction. It has been reported that electro-oxidation of ethylene glycol in alkaline solution was much higher than that in acidic solution [16]. Of course many problems are encountered in alkaline electrolyte fuel cells.…”

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Anodic Oxidation of Polyhydric Alcohols on a Pt Electrode in Alkaline Solution

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Anodic Oxidation of Polyhydric Alcohols on a Pt Electrode in Alkaline Solution

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Fluidised‐bed fuel‐cell electrodes

1971

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A study is described of both anodic and cathodic fluidised‐bed fuel‐cell electrodes operating with dissolved reactants. Two different trends were observed. With cathodes, the apparent polarisation decreased with increase in fluidisation and with anodes the apparent polarisation increased with increase in fluidisation. These effects are thought to be due to different reaction mechanisms and the different nature of the bed materials.

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