Abstract:Oxygen utilization in electrochemical energy generation systems requires to overcome the slow kinetics of oxygen reduction reaction (ORR). Herein, we have outstretched an efficient strategy in order for developing a bioinspired Zn (N 4 )/sulfur/graphitic carbon composite (Zn-S-Gc) with an effective performance for the ORR at low temperature. The catalyst composite was created by attaching the Zn (N 4 ) centers in the form of zinc phthalocyanine on the sulfur-linked graphitic carbon surface. The most positive O… Show more
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