Spillover Phenomena and Its Striking Impacts in Electrocatalysis for Hydrogen and Oxygen Electrode Reactions

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</svg>), peak areas normalised to the higher measured intensity as a function of annealing temperature for Pt, MoPt, and MoPt<sub>4</sub> supported on TiO<sub>2</sub> catalysts. Initially the samples were exposed to 7% CO/He for 30 min, and then annealing was carried out under He flow over the catalyst. Inset: peak area derivative of Pt/TiO<sub>2</sub> TPD curve.</table>

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Figure 12: Spillover Phenomena and Its Striking Impacts in Electrocatalysis for Hydrogen and Oxygen Electrode Reactions 