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Duc Nguyen, Gyeongwon Kang, Naihao Chiang

    Journal of the American Chemical Society
    |April 24, 2018
    PubMed
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    超高真空端強化ラーマン光譜法 (UHV-TERS) は,酸素還元反応 (ORR) のためにコバルトフタロシアン (CoPc) に酸素を吸収する方法を明らかにします. この研究では,高度なスペクトロスコピーと計算方法を使用して2つの主要な吸収構成を特定しています.

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