Chemical Communications · 2011 · 29 citations · 17 references
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Tungsten carbide microspheres comprising an outer shell and a compact kernel prepared by a simple hydrothermal method exhibit very high surface area promoting a high dispersion of platinum nanoparticles, and an exceptionally high electrochemically active surface area (EAS) stability compared to the usual Pt/C electrocatalysts used for PEMFC application.
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Platinum-Like Behavior of Tungsten Carbide in Surface Catalysis
Rachel Levy, M. Boudart · Science · 1973 · 2K citations