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Yaping Liu

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HydrometallurgyMolecular and organic electronics

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|Aug 25, 2025

Three-Site Catalysis of In<sub>1</sub>-MoB<sub>2</sub> to Boost Urea Electrosynthesis.

Fuzhou Wang, Jiahang Li, Xuezi Xing

|Aug 05, 2020

Bimetallic MnMoO<sub>4</sub> with dual-active-centers for highly efficient electrochemical N<sub>2</sub> fixation.

Yaping Liu, Yaojing Luo, Qingqing Li

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