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Sulfur bridges between Co9S8 nanoparticles and carbon nanotubes enabling robust oxygen electrocatalysis

Wang et al., 2019

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14690945596069170908
Author
Wang J
Liu H
Liu Y
Wang W
Sun Q
Wang X
Zhao X
Hu H
Wu M
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Carbon

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Electrocatalytic active species, for example, metal sulfides, have been widely combined with carbon nanomaterials for enhanced performance because of the synergetic effect arising from the interaction between different components. However, the binding between metal …
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