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La0. 6Sr0. 4Cr0. 8Co0. 2O3 perovskite decorated with exsolved Co nanoparticles for stable CO2 splitting and syngas production

Carrillo et al., 2020

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134452864265062322
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Carrillo A
Kim K
Hood Z
Bork A
Rupp J
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ACS Applied Energy Materials

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Exsolution is an auspicious processing route for the fabrication of catalytically active nanoparticles that are anchored into the oxide backbone, presenting inherent long-term stability benefits. Here, we show that the exsolution method can be effectively applied to …
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