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                Figure 6. (A) A guide map containing four descriptors, MIES, E  , E , and Δδ  of TiMO  as the support for Pt catalysts in fuel cells.
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                Reproduced with the permission of Ref.   Copyright 2017, Royal Social of Chemistry. (B) Schematic illustrations of the synthesis of
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                Pt/TiO  NRs catalyst. Reproduced with the permission of Ref.   Copyright 2018, Royal Social of Chemistry. (C) Schematic illustrations
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                of the synthesis of Pt/CeO /CNT junction interface catalyst. Reproduced with the permission of Ref.   Copyright 2020, Elsevier. (D)
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                The mass activity (at 0.9V vs. RHE) and half-wave potential of commercial Pt/C, Pt/NC, and Pt/xCeO /NC, (E) LSV curves of
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                Pt/0.3CeO /NC and commercial Pt/C before and after 10,000 cycles. Reproduced with the permission of Ref.   Copyright 2022, Royal
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                Social of Chemistry. (F) Schematic illustrations of the synthesis of Pt/white WO  NF and Pt/black WO  NF catalysts, (G) Binding
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                energies of Pt NPs of different sizes supported on WO  NFs. Reproduced with the permission of Ref.   Copyright 2021, John Wiley
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               oxygen, delivering active oxygen species via a spillover process . When the active oxygen species migrate
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               to the surface of Pt NPs, the Pt-CeO  interfaces will form and accelerate the ORR kinetics. Meanwhile, the
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               oxidation state of Ce  can also stabilize the Pt NPs and enhance the durability of Pt/CeO  catalysts. Most
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               importantly, the SMSI effect between Pt NPs and CeO  support can facilitate the dispersion of Pt NPs and
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               prevent its detachment and aggregation during long-term potential cycling. However, the inferior electronic
               conductivity of CeO  has been an obstacle to the widespread use of Pt/CeO  catalysts in ORR. Similar to
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               TiO , the introduction of carbon into Pt/CeO  materials to construct Pt/CeO /C triple junction interface
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               catalysts has been reported to raise the electronic conductivity without affecting the SMSI between Pt-CeO
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               interface (as shown in Figure 6C) [95-97] . With the unique ternary nanostructure, abundant oxygen vacancies,
               and SMSI effect advantages, the Pt/CeO /C catalysts exhibit higher ORR performance and durability than
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               commercial Pt/C . Lu et al. reported that CeO /N-C synthesized through a polyol method with an
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               extremely low Pt content (5%) catalyst (Pt/CeO /N-C) possessed a higher mass activity of 593.6 mA mg
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               when compared with the commercial Pt/C (97.0 mA mg ) (as shown in Figure 6D) . Meanwhile, the E
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