Analysis of Adsorption Effects on a Metal-Nitrogen-Carbon Catalyst Using a Rotating Ring-Disk Study

Analysis of Adsorption Effects on a Metal-Nitrogen-Carbon Catalyst Using a Rotating Ring-Disk Study

A steady-state, rotating ring disk study of the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) was conducted in acid environment using a pyrolyzed metal/nitrogen/carbon (MNC) electrocatalyst. Analysis of peroxide generation indicates that ORR proceeds both via a direct four-electron pathway to water at high potent...

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