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Nitrogen precursor-mediated construction of N-doped hierarchically porous carbon-supported Pd catalysts with controllable morphology and composition

Pu et al., 2020

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8451820650560080295
Author
Pu C
Zhang J
Chang G
Xiao Y
Ma X
Wu J
Luo T
Huang K
Ke S
Li J
Yang X
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Nitrogen-doped carbon-supported metal catalysts are of considerable significance in a diverse range of applications. However, the controllable synthesis of morphology and composition of carbon support materials, in turn, the particle size of supported metal …
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