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Surface-orientated platinum nanoparticles electrodeposited on a carbon substrate as a high performance electrocatalyst for glucose oxidation reaction in alkaline …

Moeini et al., 2021

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9767101186414190569
Author
Moeini B
Avval T
Linford M
Ghalkhani M
Kaykhaii M
Mirzaie R
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Materials Science and Engineering: B

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The glucose oxidation reaction (GOR) is strictly controlled by the surface structure of an electrode. Here, we report the effect of potentiostatic deposition (PSD), potentiocyclic deposition (PCD), and a combination of these two modes (PSD/PCD) for platinum …
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