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General aggregation-induced deposition approach for creating asymmetric single-atom catalysts
Yutong Liao1, Yingjie Chang1, Yanqing Wang1
1Department of Materials Science, School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Nantong University, Nantong, 226019, China. zhuiqiuzhizhuo@163.com.
Abstract:
We introduce a general aggregation-induced deposition approach for synthesizing high-density Co single atom sites with precise atomic configuration on an N,O co-doped hollow carbon matrix (Co-SAs/NHC). Moreover, this strategy can also be applied to fabricate ten different metal single-atom catalysts. This design leverages the interactions between Co sites across adjacent carbon layers, enhancing the structural and chemical durability and the catalytic performance of the Co-SAs/NHC-based zinc-air battery.
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