Hollow N-doped carbon nanoflowers with nanosheets subunits for electrocatalytic oxygen reduction

Shu‐Ming Li; Yuzhe Wang; Yu Ding; Yu He; Yuyang Zhang; Shu-Ni Li; Jing Zhang; Yu Chen

doi:10.1016/j.cej.2021.132969

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Hollow N-doped carbon nanoflowers with nanosheets subunits for electrocatalytic oxygen reduction

Shu‐Ming Li Yuzhe Wang Yu Ding Yu He Yuyang Zhang Shu-Ni Li Jing Zhang Yu Chen Jing Zhang Yu Chen

Year: 2021 Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal Vol: 430 Pages: 132969-132969 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2021.132969

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Catalysis Methanol Electrocatalyst Electrochemistry Carbon fibers Selectivity Chemical engineering Materials science Electrochemical energy conversion Metal Doping Inorganic chemistry Chemistry Nanotechnology Electrode Organic chemistry Composite number Physical chemistry

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