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A self-assembled nanoflower-like Ni5P4@ NiSe2 heterostructure with hierarchical pores triggering high-efficiency electrocatalysis for Li–O2 batteries

Han et al., 2022

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11163377993883641400
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Han X
Liang Y
Zhao L
Wang J
Xia Q
Li D
Liu Y
Zhou Z
Long Y
Li Y
Zhang Y
Chou S
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Materials Futures

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The remarkably high theoretical energy densities of Li–O2 batteries have triggered tremendous efforts for next-generation conversion devices. Discovering efficient oxygen reduction reaction and oxygen evolution reaction (ORR/OER) bifunctional catalysts and …
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