2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.electacta.2012.10.137
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Oxygen reduction reaction activity of nitrogen-doped titanium oxide in acid media

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“…Titanium, the most abundant element among the group 4 and 5 metals whose metal-oxide compounds have been regarded as promising candidates for fuel cells cathode catalysts due to their insolubility in acid media, has been much researched [198]. Titanium oxynitride and oxide of titanium carbonitride have been proved to have high ORR activity [198,199].…”
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“…Titanium, the most abundant element among the group 4 and 5 metals whose metal-oxide compounds have been regarded as promising candidates for fuel cells cathode catalysts due to their insolubility in acid media, has been much researched [198]. Titanium oxynitride and oxide of titanium carbonitride have been proved to have high ORR activity [198,199].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Titanium oxynitride and oxide of titanium carbonitride have been proved to have high ORR activity [198,199]. The nano-structure cathodes are also promising as an alternative to platinum-based cathodes applied in MFCs due to the relevantly easy preparation and low cost.…”
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“…The electrode preparation and electrochemical measurements were conducted as described in ref. 16, except that a catalyst loading of 5 mg cm À2 was used in this study. The difference between the current obtained under oxygen and that under nitrogen (I O À I N ) was assumed to be responsible for the ORR.…”
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“…The reaction is driven toward TiO2 formation in the presence of boric acid since fluoride anion is consumed by the formation of BF4 − [Equation (2)]. whereas peaks attributable to rutile TiO2 were mainly observed below 973 K [19].…”
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confidence: 99%