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Van Hung et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Nitrogen-doped carbon-coated nanodiamonds for electrocatalytic applications

Van Hung et al., 2020

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2486793833421076644
Author
Van Hung T
Karunagaran R
Tung T
Dang N
Nguyen S
Losic D
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Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics

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Nitrogen-doped carbon hybridized nanodiamond (N-doped C@ ND) materials have been developed and used as an electrocatalytic for oxygen reduction reactions (ORRs). The polymerized ionic liquids are employed to modify NDs and then subjected to thermal …
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