Highly efficient and active Co-N-C catalysts for oxygen reduction and Zn–air batteries

Cong Lei; Rongzhong Yang; Jianan Zhao; Wenbin Tang; Fadong Miao; Qinghong Huang; Yuping Wu

doi:10.1007/s11708-024-0928-6

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Highly efficient and active Co-N-C catalysts for oxygen reduction and Zn–air batteries

Cong Lei Rongzhong Yang Jianan Zhao Wenbin Tang Fadong Miao Qinghong Huang Yuping Wu

Year: 2024 Journal: Frontiers in Energy Vol: 18 (4)Pages: 436-446 Publisher: Higher Education Press

DOI: 10.1007/s11708-024-0928-6

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Catalysis Electrochemistry Carbon fibers Oxygen Nitrogen Cobalt Materials science Battery (electricity) Activated carbon Carbon black Zinc Inorganic chemistry Chemical engineering Polyaniline Chemistry Electrode Adsorption Metallurgy Organic chemistry Composite material

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