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Chemical vapor deposition strategy for inserting atomic FeN4 sites into 3D porous honeycomb carbon aerogels as oxygen reduction reaction catalysts in high …

Shen et al., 2023

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7526778016708242121
Author
Shen M
Qi J
Gao K
Duan C
Liu J
Liu Q
Yang H
Ni Y
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Chemical Engineering Journal

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Fe-N x C single-atom catalysts have been immensely explored as the most promising ORR catalysts for replacing noble metals. Nevertheless, how to precisely introduce Fe atoms to optimize their spatial distribution and coordination environment in carbonaceous matrices …
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