2015
DOI: 10.1515/green-2015-0021
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MAXNET Energy – Focusing Research in Chemical Energy Conversion on the Electrocatlytic Oxygen Evolution

Abstract: MAXNET Energy is an initiative of the Max Planck society in which eight Max Planck institutes and two external partner institutions form a research consortium aiming at a deeper understanding of the electrocatalytic conversion of small molecules. We give an overview of the activities within the MAXNET Energy research consortium. The main focus of research is the electrocatalytic water splitting reaction with an emphasis on the anodic oxygen evolution reaction (OER). Activities span a broad range from creation … Show more

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“…However, further investigations are necessary to answer these questions and are subject of a future work. In conclusion, this setup can be applied to a broad spectrum of catalyst materials in order to have a basis for comparison and improvement by means of standardized experiments and lends itself optimally for application in large research and development projects that require benchmarking of a broad variety of catalysts under conditions similar to electrolyzer setups …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, further investigations are necessary to answer these questions and are subject of a future work. In conclusion, this setup can be applied to a broad spectrum of catalyst materials in order to have a basis for comparison and improvement by means of standardized experiments and lends itself optimally for application in large research and development projects that require benchmarking of a broad variety of catalysts under conditions similar to electrolyzer setups …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A rise in the functional characteristics of electrocatalysts is an important task of modern alternative power engineering. This task is realized based on the fundamental investigation of the interrelation between the composition and structure of catalysts with their activity and stability [6,7]. Investigations concerning the preparation of Pt catalysts with a reduced content of noble metal and high specific electrochemical characteristics have high topicality [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%