The invention discloses a
hydrogen energy fuel
cell catalyst carrier based on a
graphene graft polymer, which is characterized in that two-dimensional
graphene is used as a substrate, the surface of the two-dimensional
graphene is modified with an
oxygen-containing functional group, and a functional
polymer branch chain containing
nitrogen,
sulfur or
phosphorus heteroatoms is covalently grafted to form a local three-dimensional network winding structure; the carrier is loaded with
platinum,
palladium,
ruthenium and other
metal or
alloy nanoparticles, the particle size is 2-8 nm, the loading capacity is 10%-40%, and the particles are anchored to
polymer functional sites or reduced in situ to a graphene defect area through coordination. A
polymer branch chain has pH responsiveness and can adjust the local
proton transmission efficiency; the
grafting density is 3-15
grafting points per 100 carbon atoms, so that high dispersion and stable anchoring of
metal particles are effectively realized; the specific surface area of the carrier is 400-800m < 2 > / g, the electrochemical active area is not less than 80m < 2 > / g, and the activity
retention rate is greater than 80% after 5000 circles of accelerated durability tests. The activity, the stability and the
proton conduction performance of the catalyst are remarkably improved, and the catalyst is suitable for high-performance
fuel cells.