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Phase-controlled synthesis of Pd–Se nanocrystals for phase-dependent oxygen reduction catalysis

Yu et al., 2021

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9246411067225576940
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Yu Z
Xu S
Feng Y
Yang C
Yao Q
Shao Q
Li Y
Huang X
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Searching for highly efficient oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) electrocatalysts for fuel cell technology, in which the crystal structure plays a powerful role in regulating the electrocatalysis, is urgent yet challenging. Herein, we have explored the active and stable …
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