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Accelerating Industrial‐Level NO3− Electroreduction to Ammonia on Cu Grain Boundary Sites via Heteroatom Doping Strategy

Wang et al., 2023

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Wang Y
Xia S
Cai R
Zhang J
Wang J
Yu C
Cui J
Zhang Y
Wu J
Yang S
Tan H
Wu Y
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Although the electrocatalytic nitrate reduction reaction (NO3− RR) is an attractive NH3 synthesis route, it suffers from low yield due to the lack of efficient catalysts. Here, this work reports a novel grain boundary (GB)‐rich Sn‐Cu catalyst, derived from in situ …
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