Platinum-Nickel Nanoframe Fuel Cell Catalyst

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A new fuel cell catalyst that uses 85% less platinum than conventional catalysts while delivering over 30 times the catalytic activity. The catalyst consists of a hollow nanoframe structure coated with platinum particles and immersed in ionic liquid.

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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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Argonne National Laboratory

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Technological advances in nanotechnology are making the production of hydrogen fuel cells more viable.

Platinum-nickel nanoframe

The specific catalyst structure developed in this research, consisting of a hollow framework with platinum coating.

Fuel Cell Catalysts

Materials used in fuel cells to facilitate the electrochemical reactions that produce electrical power.

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Platinum-Nickel Nanoframe Fuel Cell Catalyst Development

A research initiative to develop a new fuel cell catalyst using nanotechnology that reduces platinum content by 85% while improving catalytic activity by over 30 times compared to conventional catalysts.

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Development of Platinum-Nickel Nanoframe Fuel Cell Catalyst

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Research team develops new fuel cell catalyst

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