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This project focuses on enhancing the efficiency of fuel cell catalysts by studying individual platinum-based alloy nanoparticles using scanning probe energy loss spectroscopy. The goal is to improve the homogeneity of these nanoparticles to optimize their catalytic performance.
Most heterogeneous catalysts take the form of catalytically active nanoparticles dispersed over a support medium.
To improve catalytic function and reduce waste, researchers are increasingly seeking to improve the homogeneity of these nanoparticles, whether it be their size, shape or composition.
One of the difficulties facing researchers is that the techniques used to obtain quantitative information are typically averaged over ensembles of billions of nanoparticles.
Measurements of individual c…
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