Platinum is widely used as fuel cell catalysts, but, it is very expensive. For that, many researchers are working on non-platinum materials to replace it. I'm very curious is it achieved and replaced or how good the research progress is? What are the materials that seem to be promising? I know a lot of people work on Carbon based materials, which includes nitrogen doping and transition metals to increase the catalytic properties. My actual question is whether these materials seem to actually make the companies consider them. How close are the companies in replacing platinum catalysts with non-pgm. Thanks for looking up to help.
Each researcher MUST follow the current progress in his area. This is an important part of your job. Don't expect that someone would work for you.
Yurii V Geletii I've gone through around 200 research papers about this. I've done enough homework professor. What I am asking is from the industry stand point. Whatever research we are in this field is towards implementing it in the industry to meet the end users need. Yes, you are right, homework has to be done and I've done it. Just to make it clear.
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