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Facile synthesis of manganese‐oxide‐containing mesoporous nitrogen‐doped carbon for efficient oxygen reduction

Tan et al., 2012

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3463440674450775303
Author
Tan Y
Xu C
Chen G
Fang X
Zheng N
Xie Q
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Advanced Functional Materials

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Developing low‐cost non‐precious metal catalysts for high‐performance oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) is highly desirable. Here a facile, in situ template synthesis of a MnO‐ containing mesoporous nitrogen‐doped carbon (m‐N‐C) nanocomposite and its high …
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