High performance nanomaterial catalysts have attracted great attention on the application for the direct alcohol fuel cell. To improve the catalytic behavior, it is a challenge to modulate the surface structure and morphology of catalysts. We integrated properties of advanced networks nanostructure and core@shell structure to form a series of PdAg@Pd worm-like networks catalysts. Importantly, the composition-optimized PdAg WNWs exhibited excellent catalytic performance towards ethanol oxidation reaction compared to that of commercial Pd/C catalysts in alkaline media. The mass activity of PdAg WNWs is 3.55 times higher than that of commercial Pd/C catalysts for EOR. Moreover, the PdAg WNWs also showed superior stability after 250 successive cycles and kept far higher residual activities than that of the other catalysts. The synthesis of PdAg@Pd worm-like networks catalysts provides a reference to well combine the advantages of core@shell and networks structure to form high performance catalysts application for DEFC.
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J Colloid Interface Sci
August 2020
College of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, Soochow University, 199 Renai Road, Suzhou 215123, PR China. Electronic address:
High performance nanomaterial catalysts have attracted great attention on the application for the direct alcohol fuel cell. To improve the catalytic behavior, it is a challenge to modulate the surface structure and morphology of catalysts. We integrated properties of advanced networks nanostructure and core@shell structure to form a series of PdAg@Pd worm-like networks catalysts.
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