Synthesis of nano-carbon by in-liquid plasma method and its application to a support material of Pt catalyst for fuel cell

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One of the applications of nano-carbon is a support material of platinum (Pt) catalyst for fuel cells. In this study, the nano-carbon was successfully synthesized by in-liquid plasma in ethanol. The synthesized nano-carbon was characterized by the transmission electron microscope and the Raman spectroscopy. Moreover, the nano-carbon was applied to a support material of Pt catalyst for a proton exchange membrane fuel cell. The formation of the Pt particles on the nano-carbon was also carried out using the in-liquid plasma. The formed Pt/nano-carbon worked as a catalyst of the fuel cell. The fuel cell, fabricated with the Pt/nano-carbon catalyst, generated the maximum output power of 580 mW.

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Alsaeedi, A., & Show, Y. (2019). Synthesis of nano-carbon by in-liquid plasma method and its application to a support material of Pt catalyst for fuel cell. Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology, 9. https://doi.org/10.1177/1847980419853159

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