质子交换膜燃料电池中Pt/C及Pt合金/C催化剂的衰退机制研究综述

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Abstract Cost and durability of PEM fuel cells are still two bottlenecks that impede the commercialization of PEM fuel cells. Initially, the degradation of the Pt/C catalyst for the proton exchange membrane fuel cell cathode under practical working conditions is reviewed and possible degradation mechanisms are given. The results indicate that the Pt/C catalyst is not stable under practical working conditions, especially in automotive applications, and cannot meet the practical requirements of cathode materials for PEM fuel cells. Pt alloy catalysts are expected to solve the problems of cost and durability due to their excellent oxygen reduction catalytic properties and relatively good durability. Therefore, they have been paid more and more attention and applied in PEM fuel cells. However, the durability of the alloy catalyst is still a difficult problem. At the end of this paper, the possible mechanism of the Pt_xCo_y alloy catalysts degradation is reviewed and it is found that Pt monolayer structure and Pt skeleton structure can improve the durability of Pt alloy catalysts, which has a directive significance for the synthesis and design of catalysts.

Key words： PEM fuel cells Pt/C catalyst Pt-alloy catalyst durability Pt monolayer structure Pt skeleton structure

Published: 10 September 2017 Online: 2018-05-07

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	CAI Chao
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CAI Chao,CHEN Yanan,FU Kailin, et al. Review on the Decay Mechanism of Pt/C and Pt-alloy Catalysts in PEM Fuel Cells[J]. Materials Reports, 2017, 31(17): 20-26.

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