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Three-dimensional porous superaerophobic nickel nanoflower electrodes for high-performance hydrazine oxidation

Feng et al., 2015

Document ID
9470261603894676213
Author
Feng G
Kuang Y
Li Y
Sun X
Publication year
Publication venue
Nano Research

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Finding inexpensive electrodes with high activity and stability is key to realize the practical application of fuel cells. Here, we report the fabrication of three-dimensional (3D) porous nickel nanoflower (3D-PNNF) electrodes via an in situ reduction method. The 3D-PNNF …
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