Correction to “Tailoring of Cu@Graphitic Carbon Nanostructures Enables the Selective Detection of Copper Ions and Highly Efficient Catalysis of Organic Pollutants”

The authors regret to inform the readers that incorrect images for Cu@G NMs-50.0%,tracking the catalytic reduction of MB in Figure 8a, were mistakenly included in the original publication.The error occurred during the image compilation process, where individual images were assembled into a single figure using PowerPoint.During this process, images from Cu@G NMs-20.0%and Cu@G NMs-10.0%were inadvertently reused in place of those for Cu@G NMs-50.0%.The corrected Figure 8a, showing the catalytic reduction of MB in Cu@G NMs-50.0%, is provided below.The authors confirm that this error does not affect any of the experimental results or the conclusions presented in the paper.The authors sincerely apologize for this error. Corrected Figure 8aFigure 8. Successive digital images to track the catalytic reduction of MB a) with NaBH 4 in the presence of Cu@G NMs synthesized with 10.0-100.0% of NH 3 .

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Advanced Materials Interfaces
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2025-05-07
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https://doi.org/10.1002/admi.202500344
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Nanomaterials for catalytic reactions
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Correction to “Tailoring of Cu@Graphitic Carbon Nanostructures Enables the Selective Detection of Copper Ions and Highly Efficient Catalysis of Organic Pollutants”

Xingyou Tian, Masaaki Nagatsu, Yi Gong, Rui Hu et al.
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Correction to “Tailoring of Cu@Graphitic Carbon Nanostructures Enables the Selective Detection of Copper Ions and Highly Efficient Catalysis of Organic Pollutants”

Xingyou Tian, Masaaki Nagatsu, Yi Gong, Rui Hu, Xiangke Wang, Lin Chen, Taiki Furukawa
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The authors regret to inform the readers that incorrect images for Cu@G NMs-50.0%,tracking the catalytic reduction of MB in Figure 8a, were mistakenly included in the original publication.The error occurred during the image compilation process, where individual images were assembled into a single figure using PowerPoint.During this process, images from Cu@G NMs-20.0%and Cu@G NMs-10.0%were inadvertently reused in place of those for Cu@G NMs-50.0%.The corrected Figure 8a, showing the catalytic reduction of MB in Cu@G NMs-50.0%, is provided below.The authors confirm that this error does not affect any of the experimental results or the conclusions presented in the paper.The authors sincerely apologize for this error. Corrected Figure 8aFigure 8. Successive digital images to track the catalytic reduction of MB a) with NaBH 4 in the presence of Cu@G NMs synthesized with 10.0-100.0% of NH 3 .

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