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N-and S-doped porous carbon decorated with in-situ synthesized Co–Ni bimetallic sulfides particles: A cathode catalyst of rechargeable Zn-air batteries

Fang et al., 2019

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11625006202159002141
Author
Fang W
Hu H
Jiang T
Li G
Wu M
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A novel 3D composites comprising in-situ formed Cosingle bondNi bimetallic sulfides particles (Cosingle bondNisingle bondS@ NSPC) embedded in N, S-doped porous carbon was facilely constructed for the air cathode catalyst for Zn-air batteries. The synergistic …
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