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Atomic Fe‐doped MOF‐derived carbon polyhedrons with high active‐center density and ultra‐high performance toward PEM fuel cells

Deng et al., 2019

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3298269729217616857
Author
Deng Y
Chi B
Li J
Wang G
Zheng L
Shi X
Cui Z
Du L
Liao S
Zang K
Luo J
Hu Y
Sun X
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Advanced Energy Materials

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A metalorganic gaseous doping approach for constructing nitrogen‐doped carbon polyhedron catalysts embedded with single Fe atoms is reported. The resulting catalysts are characterized using scanning transmission electron microscopy, X‐ray photoelectron …
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