Active site engineering toward atomically dispersed M−N−C catalysts for oxygen reduction reaction

Xiangyu Lu; Peixia Yang; Yongbiao Wan; Huiling Zhang; Hao Xu; Lihui Xiao; Ruopeng Li; Yaqiang Li; Jinqiu Zhang; Maozhong An

doi:10.1016/j.ccr.2023.215400

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Active site engineering toward atomically dispersed M−N−C catalysts for oxygen reduction reaction

Xiangyu Lu Peixia Yang Yongbiao Wan Huiling Zhang Hao Xu Lihui Xiao Ruopeng Li Yaqiang Li Jinqiu Zhang Maozhong An

Year: 2023 Journal: Coordination Chemistry Reviews Vol: 495 Pages: 215400-215400 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.ccr.2023.215400

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Catalysis Chemistry Active site Oxygen reduction reaction Carbon fibers Metal Oxygen Nanotechnology Doping Transition metal Atom (system on chip) Inorganic chemistry Chemical engineering Physical chemistry Electrochemistry Organic chemistry Materials science

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