Single-atom sites in metal–N4 configuration for efficient abatement of refractory organic pollutants via Fenton-like reaction

Kun Wang; Jiahao Cui; Lina Li; Zhenchun Yang; Shiqi Zeng; Zhenyu Hu; Chun Hu; Yubao Zhao

doi:10.1016/j.cej.2023.146622

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Single-atom sites in metal–N4 configuration for efficient abatement of refractory organic pollutants via Fenton-like reaction

Kun Wang Jiahao Cui Lina Li Zhenchun Yang Shiqi Zeng Zhenyu Hu Chun Hu Yubao Zhao

Year: 2023 Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal Vol: 476 Pages: 146622-146622 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2023.146622

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Catalysis Metal Chemistry Dispersity Atom (system on chip) Molecule Photochemistry Pollutant Degradation (telecommunications) Inorganic chemistry Organic chemistry

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