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Surface Engineering Route to Non-pyrolysis MOFs with High-Density Co–N x Sites and 3D Conductive Networks for Efficient Oxygen Reduction

Duan et al., 2023

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13104828146250842930
Author
Duan Y
Wang L
Zhang J
Sun C
Wen R
Dou M
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ACS Applied Energy Materials

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The poor electronic conductivity of metal–organic framework (MOF) materials hinders their direct application in the field of electrocatalysis in fuel cells and metal–air batteries. Herein, we present an effective and scalable surface engineering strategy to produce a non …
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