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Hierarchical porous NP-coupled carbons as metal-free bifunctional electro-catalysts for oxygen conversion

Zhou et al., 2019

Document ID
7016701864399162787
Author
Zhou Z
Chen A
Fan X
Kong A
Shan Y
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Applied Surface Science

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Hierarchical porous N and P co-doped carbons were facilely synthesized by employing phenoxycycloposphazenes (PCPZs) as multi-source of nitrogen, phosphorus and carbon. The pyrolysis of PCPZs that supported on monodispersed silica spheres produced high …
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