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Fig. 4 Comparison of different catalyst loading methods and substrates in the cathode of a PEMEC (one is on the membrane and the other one is on the LGDL).

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1 Fig. 4 Comparison of different catalyst loading methods and substrates in the cathode of a PEMEC (one is on the membrane and the other one is on the LGDL). Comparison of different catalyst loading methods and substrates in the cathode of a PEMEC (one is on the membrane and the other one is on the LGDL). (A) Schematic of an LGDL and a conventional catalyst-coated membrane (CCM). (B) Schematic of a catalyst sputter-coated on LGDL. (C) Secondary electron scanning transmission electron microscopy and high-angle annular dark-field scanning transmission electron microscopy (inset) images of a catalyst structure on a conventional CCM. (D) Secondary electron scanning transmission electron microscopy and high-angle annular dark-field scanning transmission electron microscopy (inset) images of a catalyst sputter-coated on LGDL. (E) Performance comparison of cells with a conventional CCM and a catalyst sputter-coated on LGDL. (F) Comparison of mass activities of the catalyst between a conventional CCM and a sputter-coated catalyst on LGDL. Jingke Mo et al. Sci Adv 2016;2:e Copyright © 2016, The Authors

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