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Investigates the impact of electrolytic plasma processing on Ti/Pt anodes, suggesting enhanced performance and reduced environmental impact.
The electrolytic plasma processing (EPP) process was employed to pretreat Ti substrates before applying Pt coating rather than using the conventional pickling route, resulting in increased efficiency and reduced environmental hazard. The successive anode-cathode EPP and single cathode EPP were used to pretreat the Ti substrate, respectively, and then the Ti/Pt anodes were prepared by the dip-coating/calcination method. The composition, morphology and electrochemical properties were investigated by X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy and electrochemical workstation, respectively. The results show that the successive anode-cathode EPP-treated Ti substrate has uniform micro/nano-scale surface structure, and its corresponding Ti/Pt anode has the lowest impedance and best electrocatalytic activity among the Ti/Pt anodes prepared in this work.
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