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A hybrid of titanium nitride and nitrogen-doped amorphous carbon supported on SiC as a noble metal-free electrocatalyst for oxygen reduction reaction

Jia et al., 2015

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98530480473620987
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Jia Y
Wang Y
Dong L
Huang J
Zhang Y
Su J
Zang J
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Chemical Communications

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A novel noble metal-free catalyst, with nitrogen-doped amorphous carbon and titanium nitride particles supported on SiC (NC–TiN/SiC), was synthesized. The NC–TiN/SiC catalyst exhibited excellent oxygen reduction reaction activities as well as superior stability and …
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