Catalyst offers low temperature route to produce hydrogen | Research | Chemistry World
Frontiers | Platinum and Palladium Bio-Synthesized Nanoparticles as Sustainable Fuel Cell Catalysts
Platinum in Hydrogen Fuel Cells: How This Metal Makes Hydrogen-Powered Vehicles Possible - Manhattan Gold & Silver
Research provides new design principle for water-splitting catalysts | Brown University
Green platinum' catalyst promises cheap fuel cells, emission-free fuels
Single-atom platinum catalyst efficiently generates hydrogen from methanol
A novel molybdenum-coated catalyst for efficient hydrogen production
Direct synthesis of hydrogen peroxide with a platinum-gold nanoparticle catalyst
POSTECH researchers develop double-layered nanoporous platinum catalyst that activates hydrogen generation
Hydrogen evolution reaction catalyzed by platinum nanoislands decorated on three-dimensional nanocarbon hybrid | SpringerLink
Platinum single-atom catalyst coupled with transition metal/metal oxide heterostructure for accelerating alkaline hydrogen evolution reaction | Nature Communications
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Graphene used instead of platinum in fuel cells | Fuel cell, Hydrogen fuel cell, Hydrogen fuel
New catalyst of platinum nanoparticles could lead to stall-free stable fuel cells | Cornell Chronicle
Fuel cell electric vehicles – Anglo American Platinum
Unidirectional suppression of hydrogen oxidation on oxidized platinum clusters | Nature Communications
World Platinum Investment Council - Supply & Demand - Hydrogen Demand
Fuel-Cell Waste Reduction Goes Platinum | Department of Energy
Carbon Monoxide as a Promoter of Atomically Dispersed Platinum Catalyst in Electrochemical Hydrogen Evolution Reaction | Journal of the American Chemical Society
Platinum vs Nickel: Battle of the Biomass Catalysts – Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility
Brown research provides new design principle for water-splitting catalysts - Green Car Congress
Low Platinum-Loaded Molybdenum Co-catalyst for the Hydrogen Evolution Reaction in Alkaline and Acidic Media | Langmuir
Design principles for platinum nanoparticles catalysing electrochemical hydrogen evolution and oxidation reactions: edges are much more active than facets - Journal of Materials Chemistry A (RSC Publishing)
