Carbon Interpenerated Tio2
The ideal eight-electron BOR process can be understood as the oxidation of all the H(−1) in the borohydride anion into H(+1) in water. However, some of the H will be lost in the form of H2 during the oxidation, resulting in incomplete utilization of the eight electrons. The loss of faradaic efficiency due to the HER is a major issue limiting the performance of DBFCs.
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- In 1972, Exxon initiated a large project on solid state batteries, using TiS2 as the positive electrode, Li metal as the negative electrode and lithium perchlorate in dioxolane as the electrolyte.
- Holtappels, P., Sorof, C., Verbraeken, M. C., Rambert, S., & Vogt, U.
- Again, considering statements above about the OER, it should be noted that the ORR may well occur on the bare metal surface, or one that is covered only by a fraction of a monolayer.
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