Experimental study demonstrates rapid synthesis and electrochemical screening in perovskite electrocatalysts, highlighting an efficient pipeline for discovering fuel cell materials.
= 1) samples (ca. three grams per sample) was made in ca. 14 h using a high-throughput continuous hydrothermal flow synthesis system. The as-synthesized samples were collected from the outlet of the process and then cleaned and freeze-dried before being evaluated individually as oxygen reduction catalysts using a rotating disk electrode testing technique. To establish any correlations between physical and electrochemical characterization data, the as-synthesized samples were investigated using analytical methods including BET surface area, powder X-ray diffraction (PXRD) and in selected cases, transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The aforementioned approach was validated as being able to quickly identify oxygen reduction catalysts from new libraries of electrocatalysts.
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