Research context and placement
The public PDF concerns DTS-coated carbon-black catalyst corrosion in fuel cells. It remains an energy-materials foundation, without extrapolation to bioelectronic packaging.
Boundary case: assigned to the closest interface for navigation. Read the rationale and cross-links together; the primary theme does not delimit the study. Placement of foundational work does not establish direct bioelectronic application.
Research overview and key contributions
A hydrophobic DTS coating on carbon black addresses water contact and corrosion in Pt catalyst supports.
Reported tests link improved mass transfer/corrosion resistance without Pt poisoning to CO₂ evolution and cell measurements.
Open challenges
Editorial question: do accelerated-test benefits persist through start/stop cycling and prolonged operation?
Comparison context
Match Pt loading/active area, humidity, potential holds and gas flow; separate voltage-loss sources.
Related external research
Corrosion Mechanism and Mitigation Strategies for Carbon Supports in PEMFCs
The external registered abstract connects support corrosion, mass transfer and low-Pt catalyst-layer stability, contextualizing #18’s surface coating.
The review is not an additional long-duration validation of the #18 coating.
Abstract checkedCorresponding-author verification
Jungmok Seo: not a corresponding authorThis record concerns Jungmok Seo’s correspondence designation. Author order or an asterisk alone is not treated as confirmation; this check is separate from verification of the research content.
- Correspondence evidence source ↗
Taeyoon Lee b, **, 1; Hansung Kim a, *, 1; * Corresponding author. ** Corresponding author. E-mail addresses: [omitted] (T. Lee), [omitted] (H. Kim).
p.1140 (PDF page 1), author line and named correspondence footnote · Named publisher author/correspondence information or public published-PDF contact block read; selected body/figure scope is recorded separately.
- Main-text review scope
- Selected body discussion, copyright notice and complete selected-figure caption read in public author-hosted published PDF; selected figure visually inspected. Supplements not audited.
- Supplementary review scope
- Not read in this figure/correspondence pass; no complete SI audit claimed.
- Pending verification
- Check operating-versus-accelerated conditions, reproducibility and reuse rights in school Chrome. This pass verifies figure rights and correspondence roles. Selected-body/abstract review does not establish completion of full methods and supplementary-material review. The paper is not a verified Jungmok Seo correspondence paper and is outside this deepening priority.
COVERAGE & OUTREACH
Coverage and outreach
Links are checked for their relationship to this paper. Media publication does not establish independent reporting or additional experimental validation.
[Acceptance] “Preparation of a self-assembled organosilane coating on carbon black as a catalyst support in polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells” ↗
The paper title, Jungmok Seo as coauthor and Journal of Power Sources match the publication.
Body read Read the dated individual acceptance announcement. This is a lab announcement, not independent reporting.
Sources and verification scope
After publisher retrieval failed, the author-hosted PDF abstract, introduction and selected results were read.
- Public publication baseline ↗ · #18 · 2026-10-03
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- ScienceDirect publisher page ↗
retrieval_failed · Web retrieval: Internal Error; checked 2026-10-03 - Author-hosted published Journal of Power Sources article ↗
public_author_hosted_pdf_selected_sections · PDF p.1 abstract; Introduction; selected Results and discussion, corrosion and polarization tests; DOI confirmed; checked 2026-10-03