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Facile synthesis and superior catalytic activity of nano-TiN@ N–C for hydrogen storage in NaAlH4

Zhang et al., 2018

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10464045038290677370
Author
Zhang X
Ren Z
Lu Y
Yao J
Gao M
Liu Y
Pan H
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Herein, we synthesize successfully ultrafine TiN nanoparticles (< 3 nm in size) embedded in N-doped carbon nanorods (nano-TiN@ N–C) by a facile one-step calcination process. The prepared nano-TiN@ N–C exhibits superior catalytic activity for hydrogen storage in …
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