2015
DOI: 10.1117/12.2191568
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Metal-assisted exfoliation (MAE): green process for transferring graphene to flexible substrates and templating of sub-nanometer plasmonic gaps (Presentation Recording)

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“…The MOFs can not only facilitate the exposure of the Ni–S surface but also modify the local environment of the active Ni–S catalyst. He et al prepared a bifunctional electrocatalyst by coating various Co III and Co II contents onto the surface of MIL-101­(Cr) with oxidative or reductive treatment during the impregnation. , The electrocatalytic activities of the Co/MIL-101­(Cr) composites are closely dependent on the contents of Co III and Co II on the surface. A higher content of Co III is favorable to adsorb O on the surface of electrocatalyst, thus improving the OER activity.…”
Section: Mof-active Species Compositesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The MOFs can not only facilitate the exposure of the Ni–S surface but also modify the local environment of the active Ni–S catalyst. He et al prepared a bifunctional electrocatalyst by coating various Co III and Co II contents onto the surface of MIL-101­(Cr) with oxidative or reductive treatment during the impregnation. , The electrocatalytic activities of the Co/MIL-101­(Cr) composites are closely dependent on the contents of Co III and Co II on the surface. A higher content of Co III is favorable to adsorb O on the surface of electrocatalyst, thus improving the OER activity.…”
Section: Mof-active Species Compositesmentioning
confidence: 99%