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Template-free synthesis of non-noble metal single-atom electrocatalyst with N-doped holey carbon matrix for highly efficient oxygen reduction reaction in zinc-air …

Zhang et al., 2021

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5700808355852844931
Author
Zhang S
Yang W
Liang Y
Yang X
Cao M
Cao R
Publication year
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Applied Catalysis B: Environmental

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MNC single-atom electrocatalysts recently have received significant attention because of high catalytic activity and maximal atom utilization. Here, it is firstly reported that macrocycle cucurbit [6] uril (CB [6]) self-assembly was employed as precursor to fabricate MNC single …
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