Abstract
As a fascinating two-dimensional nanomaterial, graphene is attractive for electrocatalytical application in direct methanol fuel cells due to its unique structure and outstanding physical properties. Graphene and its derivatives have been widely used as a support material to improve electrocatalytical activity of catalyst particles for methanol and ethanol oxidations. In this review, discussion is focused on the graphene supported monometallic and bimetallic nanocrystals hybrid materials for electrocatalysts. Additionally, the nitrogen-doped graphene utilized for promising support material in electrocatalysts was also mentioned. We believe that the article will be useful to researchers interested in graphene-based catalyst and related materials for direct methanol fuel cells and provide the present status of the subject.
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