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Porous cobalt oxide nanoplates enriched with oxygen vacancies for oxygen evolution reaction
Nano Energy · 2017 · Vol. 43 · pp. 110–116
Wenjing Xu(University of California, Riverside)Fenglei Lyu(Tianjin University)Yaocai Bai(University of California, Riverside)Aiqin Gao(University of California, Riverside)Ji Feng(University of California, Riverside)Zhixiong Cai(University of California, Riverside)Yadong Yin✉(University of California, Riverside)
Electrocatalysts for Energy ConversionAdvanced battery technologies researchElectrochemical Analysis and ApplicationsOverpotentialMaterials scienceOxygen evolutionCobaltCobalt oxideOxygenOxideDispersityChemical engineeringPorosity
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