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Graphene incorporation as a propitious approach for improving the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) activity of self-assembled polycrystalline NiCo2O4–NiO

Preda et al., 2020

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14180223002809907789
Author
Preda L
Spataru N
Calderon Moreno J
Somacescu S
Marcu M
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Electrocatalysis

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Electrocatalytic activity of a new, pristine and graphene-modified NiCo2O4–NiO catalysts towards oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) was gauged. Linear sweep voltammetry attests that NiCo2O4–NiO (NCO) catalyst, obtained by a facile synthesis route based on a self …
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