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3D heteroatom‐doped carbon nanomaterials as multifunctional metal‐free catalysts for integrated energy devices

Paul et al., 2019

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15254124221592040709
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Paul R
Du F
Dai L
Ding Y
Wang Z
Wei F
Roy A
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Sustainable and cost‐effective energy generation has become crucial for fulfilling present energy requirements. For this purpose, the development of cheap, scalable, efficient, and reliable catalysts is essential. Carbon‐based heteroatom‐doped, 3D, and mesoporous …
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