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High-performance glucose fuel cell with bimetallic Ni–Co composite anchored on reduced graphene oxide as anode catalyst

Irfan et al., 2020

Document ID
14514220906737382533
Author
Irfan M
Liu X
Li S
Khan I
Li Y
Wang J
Wang X
Du X
Wang G
Zhang P
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Renewable Energy

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Glucose is abundant, renewable and have high energy content. Direct glucose fuel cells (DGAFCs) which can directly use glucose as fuel are promising next-generation energy devices. However, the poor performance of anode catalysts largely limits the practical use of …
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