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Sanetuntikul et al., 2015 - Google Patents

Investigation of hollow nitrogen-doped carbon spheres as non-precious Fe–N 4 based oxygen reduction catalysts

Sanetuntikul et al., 2015

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3172468500787988853
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Sanetuntikul J
Chuaicham C
Choi Y
Shanmugam S
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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The development of inexpensive non-precious oxygen reduction catalysts has become one of the most important efforts in polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells. In this report, we synthesized a non-precious electrocatalyst from a single precursor, iron (III) diethylene …
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