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Two-step boron and nitrogen doping in graphene for enhanced synergistic catalysis.

Zheng et al., 2013

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16155683927854968113
Author
Zheng Y
Jiao Y
Ge L
Jaroniec M
Qiao S
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Angewandte Chemie International Edition

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Don't be a dope: be a double dope! Graphene was doped with both boron and nitrogen at well‐defined doping sites to induce a synergistic effect that boosts its catalytic activity for oxygen reduction (see structure). The excellent catalytic performance of the new metal‐free …
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