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A direct borohydride–peroxide fuel cell using a Pd/Ir alloy coated microfibrous carbon cathode

A direct borohydride–peroxide fuel cell using a Pd/Ir alloy coated microfibrous carbon cathode
A direct borohydride–peroxide fuel cell using a Pd/Ir alloy coated microfibrous carbon cathode
A direct borohydride fuel cell with a Pd/Ir catalysed microfibrous carbon cathode and a gold-catalysed microporous carbon cloth anode is reported. The fuel and oxidant were NaBH4 and H2O2, at concentrations within the range of 0.1–2.0 mol dm-3 and 0.05–0.45 mol dm-3, respectively. Different combinations of these reactants were examined at 10, 25 and 42 oC. At constant current density between 0 and 113 mA cm-2, the Pd/Ir coated microfibrous carbon electrode proved more active for the reduction of peroxide ion than a platinised-carbon one. The maximum power density achieved was 78mWcm2 at a currentdensity of 71 mA cm-2 and a cell voltage of 1.09 V.
Au, borohydride, 3-dimensional carbon, FM01-LC fuel cell, H2O2, microfibrous, Pd/Ir
1388-2481
1610-1613
Ponce de León, C.
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Walsh, F.C.
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Patrissi, C.J.
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Madeiros, M.G.
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Bessette, R.R.
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Lakeman, J.B.
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Rose, A.
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Browning, D.
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Ponce de León, C.
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Patrissi, C.J.
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Madeiros, M.G.
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Lakeman, J.B.
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Rose, A.
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Browning, D.
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Ponce de León, C., Walsh, F.C., Patrissi, C.J., Madeiros, M.G., Bessette, R.R., Reeve,, R.R, Lakeman, J.B., Rose, A. and Browning, D. (2008) A direct borohydride–peroxide fuel cell using a Pd/Ir alloy coated microfibrous carbon cathode. Electrochemistry Communications, 10, 1610-1613. (doi:10.1016/j.elecom.2008.08.006). (In Press)

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A direct borohydride fuel cell with a Pd/Ir catalysed microfibrous carbon cathode and a gold-catalysed microporous carbon cloth anode is reported. The fuel and oxidant were NaBH4 and H2O2, at concentrations within the range of 0.1–2.0 mol dm-3 and 0.05–0.45 mol dm-3, respectively. Different combinations of these reactants were examined at 10, 25 and 42 oC. At constant current density between 0 and 113 mA cm-2, the Pd/Ir coated microfibrous carbon electrode proved more active for the reduction of peroxide ion than a platinised-carbon one. The maximum power density achieved was 78mWcm2 at a currentdensity of 71 mA cm-2 and a cell voltage of 1.09 V.

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Submitted date: 16 July 2008
Accepted/In Press date: 16 July 2008
Keywords: Au, borohydride, 3-dimensional carbon, FM01-LC fuel cell, H2O2, microfibrous, Pd/Ir
Organisations: Engineering Mats & Surface Engineerg Gp

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Local EPrints ID: 63183
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/63183
ISSN: 1388-2481
PURE UUID: 28683c71-7245-496d-bf01-ca3d40760128
ORCID for C. Ponce de León: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-1907-5913

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Date deposited: 17 Sep 2008
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 03:43

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Author: F.C. Walsh
Author: C.J. Patrissi
Author: M.G. Madeiros
Author: R.R. Bessette
Author: R.R Reeve,
Author: J.B. Lakeman
Author: A. Rose
Author: D. Browning

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