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Recent Progress in the Identification of Active Sites in Pyrolyzed Fe-N/C Catalysts and Insights into Their Role in Oxygen Reduction Reaction File

Sa, Young Jin , Kim, Jae Hyung , Joo, Sang Hoon

Article Issue Date2017-09 View6
Robust fused aromatic pyrazine-based two-dimensional network for stably cocooning iron nanoparticles as an oxygen reduction electrocatalyst File

Ahmad, Ishfaq , Li, Feng , Kim, Changmin , Seo, Jeong-Min , Kim, Guntae , Mahmood, Javeed , Jeong, Hu Young , Baek, Jong-Beom

Article Issue Date2019-02 View8
Self-reconstructed interlayer derived by in-situ Mn diffusion from La0.5Sr0.5MnO3 via atomic layer deposition for an efficient bi-functional electrocatalyst File

Seong, Arim , Kim, Jeongwon , Kwon, Ohhun , Jeong, Hu Young , Gorte, Raymond J. , Vohs, John M. , Kim, Guntae

Article Issue Date2020-05 View3
Spontaneous Generation of H 2 O 2 and Hydroxyl Radical through O 2 Reduction on Copper Phosphide under Ambient Aqueous Condition File

Kim, Hyejin , Lim, Jonghun , Lee, Seonggyu , Kim, Hak-Hyeon , Lee, Changha , Lee, Jinwoo , Choi, Wonyong

Article Issue Date2019-03 View7
Strategies for Enhancing the Electrocatalytic Activity of M-N/C Catalysts for the Oxygen Reduction Reaction File

Sa, Young Jin , Woo, Jinwoo , Joo, Sang Hoon

Article Issue Date2018-06 View4
Support structure-catalyst electroactivity relation for oxygen reduction reaction on platinum supported by two-dimensional titanium carbide File

Lee, Yeongdae , Ahn, Jang Hyuk , Park, Hee-Young , Jung, Jeawoo , Jeon, Yuju , Lee, Dong-Gyu , Kim, Min-Ho , Lee, Eunryeol , Kim, Chanseok , Kwon, Youngkook , et al

Article Issue Date2021-01 View8
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