Developments and perspectives of transition metal–nitrogen–carbon catalysts with a regulated coordination environment for enhanced oxygen reduction reaction performance

In this review, the strategies ( e.g. coordination number, types of N, heteroatom coordination or doping in M–N x , and synergies of clusters or nanoparticles in M–N x ) and key challenges in regulating TM-N–C catalysts are discussed.

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Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d4qi02430c
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15
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Electrocatalysts for Energy Conversion
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Developments and perspectives of transition metal–nitrogen–carbon catalysts with a regulated coordination environment for enhanced oxygen reduction reaction performance

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Developments and perspectives of transition metal–nitrogen–carbon catalysts with a regulated coordination environment for enhanced oxygen reduction reaction performance

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In this review, the strategies ( e.g. coordination number, types of N, heteroatom coordination or doping in M–N x , and synergies of clusters or nanoparticles in M–N x ) and key challenges in regulating TM-N–C catalysts are discussed.

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