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Pd nanocrystals anchored on 3D hybrid architectures constructed from nitrogen-doped graphene and low-defect carbon nanotube as high-performance …

Ren et al., 2020

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4438369012305476064
Author
Ren J
Zhang J
Yang C
Yang Y
Zhang Y
Yang F
Ma R
Yang L
He H
Huang H
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Materials Today Energy

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Palladium (Pd)-based catalysts have captured considerable attention owing to their abundant reserve and strong resistance to CO species in both direct formic acid fuel cell and direct methanol fuel cell. As is well known, immobilizing Pd nanocrystals onto conductive …
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