NASA NTRS · 20120009598
IR-doped ruthenium oxide catalyst for oxygen evolution
Abstract
A method for preparing a metal-doped ruthenium oxide material by heating a mixture of a doping metal and a source of ruthenium under an inert atmosphere. In some embodiments, the doping metal is in the form of iridium black or lead powder, and the source of ruthenium is a powdered ruthenium oxide. An iridium-doped or lead-doped ruthenium oxide material can perform as an oxygen evolution catalyst and can be fabricated into electrodes for electrolysis cells.
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Valdez, Thomas I., Narayanan, Sekharipuram R.. 2012-05-22. IR-doped ruthenium oxide catalyst for oxygen evolution. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20120009598
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