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Comparison of methanol oxidation reaction process for NiCo2O4/X (X= rGO, MWCNTs, HCNs) nanocatalyst

Salarizadeh et al., 2023

Document ID
13448558773455750216
Author
Salarizadeh P
Moghadam M
Askari M
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Diamond and Related Materials

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Carbonaceous materials are well known for their extraordinary properties, such as availability, cheapness, and fantastic physical and electrochemical properties. Also, large surface area and high electrical conductivity make them the most proper candidates to use …
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