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FTIR to the Pt/electrolyte and Pt/ionomer interfaces. The different optical configurations are discussed, and the specific material requirements for internal reflection elements and enhancement layers are outlined. Afterwards, the spectral interpretation of key interactions is carefully examined, distinguishing between reaction intermediates and signals arising from the electrolyte. Particular attention is given to the interactions at the Pt-Nafion interface, where we discuss the identification of vibrational bands related to sulfonate groups and hydration networks. Finally, this review highlights how distinguishing these signals is essential for understanding the mechanisms that govern catalyst activity and durability in fuel cells.
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