São Paulo State

Research study developing a glycerol fuel cell using niobium as a co-catalyst to enhance palladium's electrocatalytic activity, reducing palladium requirements by half while improving power output.

Higher education and research

Public research university focused on science, technology, and innovation

A fuel cell that uses glycerol as the fuel source, with chemical energy from glycerol oxidation at the anode and oxygen reduction at the cathode converted into electricity.

Low-cost materials modified with controlled structural defects to enhance performance in oxygen evolution reaction (OER) for electrolysis.

A type of fuel cell mentioned in the report's scope.

Research study developing a glycerol fuel cell using niobium as a co-catalyst to enhance palladium's electrocatalytic activity, reducing palladium requirements by half while improving power output.

A fuel cell technology that uses glycerol as fuel and niobium as a co-catalyst to enhance palladium's performance, reducing palladium requirements by half while improving power output and cost-effectiveness.