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      Pt nanoparticles residing in the pores of porous LaNiO₃ nanocubes as high-efficiency electrocatalyst for direct methanol fuel cells.

      Nanoscale
      Catalysis, Lanthanum, chemistry, Metal Nanoparticles, Methanol, Nanotubes, Nickel, Oxidation-Reduction, Platinum, Porosity

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          Pt-filled porous LaNiO₃ cubes are prepared through a facile route. The characterizations reveal that large numbers of pores (9-10 nm) are distributed homogeneously in porous LaNiO₃ cubes. The Pt nanoparticles residing in the pores of porous LaNiO₃ cubes are about 5 nm in size. The investigation on the electrocatalytic activity reveals that electrocatalytic activity of the obtained Pt loaded porous LaNiO₃ nanocubes exhibit a significantly improved electrochemical active surface area (EASA) and a remarkably enhanced electrocatalytic performance toward methanol oxidation. The results are significant for improving the efficiency of Pt-based catalysts for DMFCs as well as the applications of perovskite compounds.

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          22820999
          10.1039/c2nr31055d

          Chemistry
          Catalysis,Lanthanum,chemistry,Metal Nanoparticles,Methanol,Nanotubes,Nickel,Oxidation-Reduction,Platinum,Porosity

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