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Effect of lithium incorporation on tweaking the electrocatalytic behavior of tantalum-based oxides

Shirazi-Amin et al., 2020

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6615460907254720839
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Shirazi-Amin A
Toloueinia P
Wu Y
Meguerdichian A
Kerns P
Suib S
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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To study the effect of lithium incorporation on the electrochemical properties and catalytic behavior of tantalum-based oxides, a series of mesoporous lithium-contained tantalum oxides was developed adopting an inverse micelle-based sol gel synthesis method. Four …
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