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Manganese oxide/iron carbide encapsulated in nitrogen and boron codoped carbon nanowire networks as accelerated alkaline hydrogen evolution and oxygen …

Liu et al., 2022

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53601167225915151
Author
Liu Z
Guo F
Han L
Xiao J
Zeng X
Zhang C
Dong P
Li M
Zhang Y
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ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

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Along with the widespread applications of various energy storage and conversion devices, the prices of precious metal platinum (Pt) and transition-metal cobalt/nickel keep continuously growing. In the future, designing high-efficiency nonprecious-metal catalysts …
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