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Deposition of platinum catalyst by plasma sputtering for fuel cells: 3D simulation and experiments

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2008

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Caillard, Amael
Charles, Christine
Boswell, Roderick
Meige, Albert
Brault, Pascal

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Institute of Physics Publishing

Abstract

Plasma sputtering is one of the most promising methods for reducing the amount of platinum catalyst in porous electrodes for low temperature fuel cells. Here, a simulation of the platinum deposition by radio frequency plasma sputtering has been developed

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Keywords: Angular distribution; Argon; Atomic physics; Atoms; Catalysis; Catalysts; Deposition rates; Direct energy conversion; Electric batteries; Electrochemistry; Electrodes; Experiments; Fuel cells; Inert gases; Nonmetals; Plasma deposition; Plasmas; Platinum;

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/24950

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ANU Research Publications

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Plasma Sources Science and Technology

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Journal article

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10.1088/0963-0252/17/3/035028

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