According to lead author Professor Yuan Chen, from the University of Sydney's Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies, the new method can be used to create
bifunctional oxygen electrocatalysts for building rechargeable zinc - air batteries from scratch.
The title of the paper is «Enhanced
bifunctional oxygen catalysis in strained LaNiO3 perovskites.»
Not exact matches
Department of Energy national lab researchers found strain dramatically influences low - temperature
oxygen electrocatalysis on perovskite oxides, enhancing
bifunctional activity essential for fuel cells and metal — air batteries.
A new robust and highly active
bifunctional catalyst developed by Rice University and the University of Houston splits water into hydrogen and
oxygen without the need for expensive metals such as platinum.