Preparation of Rhodium–containing Catalyst high Dispersity for Electrochemical Energy Devices

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18500/1608-4039-2018-18-2-91-97

The conditions of the reduction synthesis of metallic rhodium nanoparticles, intended for catalysis of electrochemical reactions, proceeding on cathodes was investigated by the method hydrosol in water solution of TW-20 dispersity stabilizer in presence black-carbon XC-72 and without it. The formation in resulting colloidal system of monodispersed rhodium particles with average size not more than 50 nm and their stability was confirmed by the method of dynamic light scattering.

Authors:

Tutaeva Alevtina Nikolaevna, Institute of Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry of A. N. Frumkina of RAS, 31, Leninsky Ave, Moscow, 119071, el-02@mail.ru

Lukovtsev Vyacheslav Pavlovich, Institute of Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry of A. N. Frumkina of RAS, 31, Leninsky Ave, Moscow, 119071, el-02@inail.ru

Vysotskii Vladimir Vladimirovich, Institute of Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry of A. N. Frumkina of RAS, 31, Leninsky Ave, Moscow, 119071, visotskii@phyche.ac.ru

Key words:

rhodium, catalyst, carrier, stabilizer, colloid particles, nanoparticles

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Journal issue:

2018. Т. 18, № 2,

Heading:

Fuel cells

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