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A comparison of N-containing carbon nanostructures (CNx) and N-coordinated iron–carbon catalysts (FeNC) for the oxygen reduction reaction in acidic media

Singh et al., 2014

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13368111481680044569
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Singh D
Tian J
Mamtani K
King J
Miller J
Ozkan U
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Journal of Catalysis

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In light of the debate about the role of the transition metal in non-precious metal catalysts (NPMCs), two different NPMCs, CN x and FeNC, were compared for activity toward oxygen reduction in acidic media and characterized using various techniques, including X-ray …
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