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gC 3 N 4 promoted MOF derived hollow carbon nanopolyhedra doped with high density/fraction of single Fe atoms as an ultra-high performance non-precious catalyst …

Deng et al., 2019

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16944125388094021952
Author
Deng Y
Chi B
Tian X
Cui Z
Liu E
Jia Q
Fan W
Wang G
Dang D
Li M
Zang K
Luo J
Hu Y
Liao S
Sun X
Mukerjee S
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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We report a hollow carbon nanopolyhedron catalyst doped with N and single Fe atoms, prepared by pyrolyzing hollow ZIF-8 with ferric acetylacetonate and g-C3N4. The catalyst retains the polyhedral morphology of its precursor and possesses exclusively Fe–N4 …
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