Electrochemical and electrocatalytic processes are of key importance for the transition to a
sustainable energy supply as well as for a wide variety of other technologically relevant …

Electrocatalysis is becoming more and more important in energy conversion and storage
due to rising energy demands, increasing carbon dioxide emissions, and impending climate …

Alloying improves catalytic performance, but the control is challenging due to element
contributions. Here, we study the structural differences in PdxAuy alloys to understand their …

Cathode catalyst layers of proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) typically consist
of carbon-supported platinum catalysts with varying weight ratios of proton-conducting …

Preliminary testing of fuel cell catalysts in a model laboratory environment is an essential
step in the technology readiness level progression of material candidates toward the …

Octahedra (oh) PtNiX/C catalysts are notable cathode catalysts for proton-exchange
membrane fuel cells due to their exceptional oxygen reduction reaction activity. Here, we …

Despite extensive efforts to reduce the costs of high-performance electrochemical devices,
incorporating catalyst materials frequently falls short of achieving performance targets …

Develo** new methods that reveal the structure of electrode materials under polarization
is key to constructing robust structure–property relationships. However, many existing …

Surface strain is widely employed in gas phase catalysis and electrocatalysis to control the
binding energies of adsorbates on active sites. However, in situ or operando strain …

Since their first appearance, electrode potential/solution pH charts (Pourbaix diagrams)
have served as a general framework for the analysis of material corrosion in aqueous …