Sungho Jeon

Jul 8, 2024 | cell.com | Chang Liu |Wonil Jung |Sungho Jeon |grayson Johnson

Highlights•Nb-TiO2 support for anion-exchange membrane fuel cell is developed•Platinum nanoscale catalysts are immobilized•The composite electrode is ionomer free and outperforms commercial Pt/CSummaryAnion-exchange membrane fuel cells represent a promising and scalable approach for hydrogen energy utilization. However, their development is hindered by the weak bonding between metal catalysts and carbon supports, along with challenges in fabricating electronically/ionically conductive electrodes.

Jul 8, 2024 | cell.com | Chang Liu |Sungho Jeon |grayson Johnson |Wonil Jung

Highlights•Nb-TiO2 support for anion-exchange membrane fuel cell is developed•Platinum nanoscale catalysts are immobilized•The composite electrode is ionomer free and outperforms commercial Pt/CSummaryAnion-exchange membrane fuel cells represent a promising and scalable approach for hydrogen energy utilization. However, their development is hindered by the weak bonding between metal catalysts and carbon supports, along with challenges in fabricating electronically/ionically conductive electrodes.

Feb 6, 2024 | dx.doi.org | Ji Hoon Choi |Hak Hyeon Lee |Sungho Jeon |Swagotom Sarker

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