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Construction of symbiotic one-dimensional ionic channels in a cobalt-based covalent organic framework for high-performance oxygen reduction electrocatalysis

Ren et al., 2022

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1777199834487712705
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Ren R
Yang L
Lin Z
Li X
Zhang S
Zheng T
Wu D
Wang J
Wei Z
Ding W
Huang N
Gu M
He Q
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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With the advantages of high specific activity and selectivity, molecular catalysts are regarded as burgeoning electrode materials for anion exchange membrane fuel cells (AEMFCs). However, their catalytic performance in the catalyst layer of AEMFCs is often limited by the …
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