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Selectively doping pyridinic and pyrrolic nitrogen into a 3D porous carbon matrix through template-induced edge engineering: enhanced catalytic activity towards the …

Luo et al., 2017

Document ID
13187081951777532152
Author
Luo E
Xiao M
Ge J
Liu C
Xing W
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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Developing cost-effective and highly efficient oxygen reduction electrocatalysts, such as non- precious metal and metal-free catalysts, is undoubtedly crucial for the commercialization of low-temperature fuel cells. Here, edge-rich nitrogen doped porous carbon catalysts for the …
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