El monitoreo de la oxidación del agua y el oxígeno mediante electrodos de óxido de estaño dopados con fluoruro y

Caleb A Kent1, Javier J Concepcion, Christopher J Dares

  • 1Department of Chemistry, CB# 3290, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27599, USA.

Resumen

Los electrodos de óxido de estaño dopados con fluoruro modificado por cobalto catalizan eficientemente la oxidación del agua. Esta investigación identifica el cobalto de un solo sitio (II) como la especie activa para la división electrocatalítica del agua, logrando altos números de rotación.

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