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Recent progress of metal carbides encapsulated in carbon‐based materials for electrocatalysis of oxygen reduction reaction

Yan et al., 2020

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794549598626750766
Author
Yan X
Prabhu P
Xu H
Meng Z
Xue T
Lee J
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Small Methods

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Fuel cells represent the most suitable energy conversion, capable of addressing energy crises and environmental pollution. Recently, as one of nonprecious metal catalysts (NPMCs), the MC@ N‐C (M= Fe, Co, Ni, Mo, W) catalysts, especially for Fe3C encased in …
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