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Nitrogen-doped hierarchically porous carbon as efficient oxygen reduction electrocatalysts in acid electrolyte

Zhong et al., 2014

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9107433498907982062
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Zhong H
Deng C
Qiu Y
Yao L
Zhang H
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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Nitrogen-doped carbon was found to exhibit excellent activity as an electrocatalyst in renewable energy devices. A controllable method to synthesize N-doped hierarchically porous carbons (PNCEs) partly with graphene-like structure using polyaniline (PANI) …
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