Cu-Nx active sites derived from copper phthalocyanine in porous carbon promoting oxygen reduction reaction

Xiaohui Gao; Shuting Kan; Yue Zhang; Yejun Li; Guoai He; Hongtao Liu

doi:10.1016/j.synthmet.2022.117204

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Cu-Nx active sites derived from copper phthalocyanine in porous carbon promoting oxygen reduction reaction

Xiaohui Gao Shuting Kan Yue Zhang Yejun Li Guoai He Hongtao Liu

Year: 2022 Journal: Synthetic Metals Vol: 291 Pages: 117204-117204 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.synthmet.2022.117204

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Catalysis Carbon fibers Electrochemistry Copper Inorganic chemistry Transition metal Oxygen Chemical engineering Chemistry Materials science Porosity Nitrogen Electrode Physical chemistry Organic chemistry Composite material

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