Co9S8 activated N/S co-doped carbon tubes in situ grown on carbon nanofibers for efficient oxygen reduction
Fang WangTing LiuYaofang GuoWenzhen LiJi QiDavid W. RooneyKening Sun
Abstract
Herein, we report a facile and environment-friendly route for the preparation of Co9S8 activated N/S co-doped carbon tubes (denoted as Co9S8@N/S–CT) in situ grown on a carbon nanofiber network derived from bacterial cellulose.
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