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Morphological attributes govern carbon dioxide reduction on N-doped carbon electrodes

Hursán et al., 2019

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2496336122248245451
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Hursán D
Samu A
Janovák L
Artyushkova K
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Atanassov P
Janáky C
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Joule

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The morphology of electrode materials is often overlooked when comparing different carbon- based electrocatalysts for carbon dioxide reduction. To investigate the role of morphological attributes, we studied polymer-derived, interconnected, N-doped carbon structures with …
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