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Coupling a Low Loading of IrP 2 , PtP 2 , or Pd 3 P with Heteroatom-Doped Nanocarbon for Overall Water-Splitting Cells and Zinc-Air Batteries File

Qin, Qing , Jang, Haeseong , Chen, LuLu , Li, Ping , Wei, Tao , Liu, Xien , Cho, Jaephil

Article Issue Date2019-05 View4
Cu 97 P 3-x-y O x N y /NPC as a bifunctional electrocatalyst for rechargeable zinc-air battery File

Yuan, Bing , Nam, Gyutae , Li, Ping , Wang, Shuai , Jang, Haeseong , Wei, Tao , Qin, Qing , Liu, Xien , Cho, Jaephil

Article Issue Date2019-05 View3
Fe-N-C combined with Fe 100-x-y-z P x O y N z porous hollow spheres on a phosphoric acid group-rich N-doped carbon as an electrocatalyst for zinc-air battery File

Yuan, Bing , Nam, Gyutae , Li, Ping , Wang, Shuai , Liu, Xien , Cho, Jaephil

Article Issue Date2019-07 View7
Highly active bifunctional oxygen electrocatalysts derived from nickel- or cobalt-phytic acid xerogel for zinc-air batteries File

Wang, Shuai , Nam, Gyutae , Li, Ping , Jang, Haeseong , Wang, Jia , Kim, Min Gyu , Wu, Zexing , Liu, Xien , Cho, Jaephil

Article Issue Date2018-09 View6
Mn-x(PO4)(y)/NPC As a High Performance Bifunctional Electrocatalyst for Oxygen Electrode Reactions File

Wang, Shuai , Nam, Gyutae , Li, Ping , Jang, Haeseong , Wang, Jia , Kim, Min Gyu , Wu, Zexing , Liu, Xien , Cho, Jaephil

Article Issue Date2019-02 View3
Using lithium chloride as a medium to prepare N,P-codoped carbon nanosheets for oxygen reduction and evolution reactions File

Li, Ping , Jang, Haeseong , Yuan, Bing , Wu, Zexing , Liu, Xien , Cho, Jaephil

Article Issue Date2019-02 View5
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