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Pt5MnFeCoNiCu samples
EDS The compositions of all samples were close to the nominal Pt5MnFeCoNiCu composition
PXRD, 300 and 350 °C syntheses A single fcc phase described the diffraction patterns
PXRD, 400, 550, and 700 °C syntheses Additional peaks confirmed the onset of atomic ordering into the fct intermetallic; the relative intensity ratio of the (110) peak at ~3.7° 2θ and the (111) peak at ~4.3° 2θ increased with synthesis temperature
PXRD refinement, HESOSO Crystallite sizes ranged from 4.5 to 5.5 nm
PXRD refinement, HEI Fcc crystallite sizes ranged from 2.8 to 4.5 nm and intermetallic-phase crystallite sizes ranged from 9 to 20 nm
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HESOSO 300C 90m and HEI 550C 120m during accelerated stress testing
Operando X-ray total scattering, HESOSO The fcc structure persisted; the lattice parameter decreased to 3.920 Å during conditioning and increased to 3.932 Å by the end of the accelerated stress test; crystallite size increased from 3.0 to 3.3 nm after electrolyte introduction and to 3.6 nm after 2000 steps, then plateaued
Operando X-ray total scattering, HEI The fct structure persisted; the refined fcc lattice parameter ended at 3.910 Å; initial fcc and fct crystallite sizes were approximately 3.4 and 16 nm, respectively; the fcc size remained nearly constant and the fct size increased from approximately 16 to 19 nm
Pair distribution function and Pearson correlation analysis The local structure of both samples remained unchanged throughout the protocol