Augmented formic acid electro-oxidation at a co-electrodeposited Pd/Au nanoparticle catalyst

Citation:
Asal, Y. M., A. M. Mohammad, S. S. Abd El Rehim, and I. M. Al-Akraa, "Augmented formic acid electro-oxidation at a co-electrodeposited Pd/Au nanoparticle catalyst", Journal of Saudi Chemical Society, vol. 26, issue 4, 2022.

Abstract:

In this study, the formic acid electro-oxidation reaction (FAEOR) was catalyzed on a Pd-Au co-electrodeposited binary catalyst. The kinetics of FAEOR were intensively impacted by changing the Pd2+:Au3+ molar ratio in the deposition medium. The Pd1-Au1 catalyst (for which the Pd2+:Au3+ molar ratio was 1:1) acquired the highest activity with a peak current density for the direct FAEOR (Ip) of 4.14 mA cm−2 (ca. 13- times higher than that (ca. 0.33 mA cm−2) of the pristine Pd1-Au0 catalyst). It also retained the highest stability that was denoted in fulfilling ca. 0.292 mA cm−2 (ca. 19-times higher than 0.015 mA cm−2 of the pristine Pd1-Au0 catalyst) after 3600 s of continuous electrolysis at 0.05 V. The CO stripping and impedance measurements confirmed, respectively, the geometrical and electronic enhancements in the proposed catalyst. © 2022 The Author(s)

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Export Date: 5 September 2022

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