Bifunctional gold–manganese oxide nanocomposites: benign electrocatalysts toward water oxidation and oxygen reduction
@inproceedings{Rahaman2014BifunctionalGO, title={Bifunctional gold–manganese oxide nanocomposites: benign electrocatalysts toward water oxidation and oxygen reduction}, author={Hasimur Rahaman and Koushik Barman and Sk. Jasimuddin and Sujit K Ghosh}, year={2014} }
Gold–manganese oxide nanocomposites were synthesised by seed-mediated epitaxial growth at the water/n-heptane interface under mild reflux conditions. These nanocomposites exhibit efficient electrocatalytic activity toward the water oxidation reaction (WOR) and the simultaneous oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) at a low overpotential (η ≈ 370 mV) and under neutral pH conditions.
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