we synthesize our computationally designed 1 nm sized platinum catalysts, which are highly active for the oxygen electro-reduction in hydrogen fuel cells
First authors Dr. Batyr Garlyyev (Physics of Energy Conversion and Storage), Kathrin Kratzl (Catalysis Research Center (CRC)) and Marlon Rück (Simulation of Nanosystems for Energy Conversion) at the labs of CRC (Photo: Astrid Eckert TUZVPRE)
Platin-nanoparticles with 40 atoms (Photo: Marlon Rück TUEISNE)
With our collaborators from TUM Chemistry, TUM Physics, and the Central European Institute of Technology (CEITEC), we synthesize our computationally designed 1 nm sized platinum catalysts, which are highly active for the oxygen electro-reduction in hydrogen fuel cells.
