X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy of Low Temperature Fuel Cell Catalysts
Abstract
1.Introduction\n2.X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy\n2.1. XANES\n2.2. EXAFS\n3.Data Collection and In Situ Cells\n4.XAS as a Characterization Method: Pt/C\n4.1. Particle Size\n4.2. Potential Dependence\n4.3. Adsorbates\n5.Pt Containing Alloy Catalysts\n5.1. PtRu Alloys\n5.1.1. Compositional Analysis\n5.1.2. Potential Dependence\n5.1.3. Adsorbates\n5.2. Other Pt Containing Alloy Anode Catalysts\n5.3. Pt Containing Alloy Cathode Catalysts\n6.Non-Pt Catalysts\n7.Conclusion\n8.References
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