The influence of chloride impurities on Pt/C fuel cell catalyst corrosion.

@article{Pavlii2014TheIO,
  title={The influence of chloride impurities on Pt/C fuel cell catalyst corrosion.},
  author={Andra{\vz} Pavli{\vs}i{\vc} and Primo{\vz} Jovanovi{\vc} and Vid Simon {\vS}elih and Martin {\vS}ala and Nejc Hodnik and Samo B. Hocevar and Miran Gaber{\vs}{\vc}ek},
  journal={Chemical communications},
  year={2014},
  volume={50 28},
  pages={
          3732-4
        }
}
Potentiodynamic Pt/C fuel cell catalyst corrosion has been studied as a function of chloride concentration with an electrochemical flow cell (EFC) coupled with highly sensitive ICP-MS. The Pt corrosion mechanism changes significantly: the anodic corrosion is much enhanced compared to the cathodic corrosion that prevails in electrolytes without Cl(-). 
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