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Quantifying the density and utilization of active sites in non-precious metal oxygen electroreduction catalysts

Sahraie et al., 2015

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5899966248652981960
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Sahraie N
Kramm U
Steinberg J
Zhang Y
Thomas A
Reier T
Paraknowitsch J
Strasser P
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Nature communications

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Carbon materials doped with transition metal and nitrogen are highly active, non-precious metal catalysts for the electrochemical conversion of molecular oxygen in fuel cells, metal air batteries, and electrolytic processes. However, accurate measurement of their intrinsic turn …
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