""M-N-C?

Zachary Levell1, Saerom Yu1, Ruoyu Wang1

  • 1Texas Materials Institute and Department of Mechanical Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78731, United States.

概括

研究人员在化石墨烯 (M-N-C) 上发现了单个金属原子的新催化位点. 这种新型结构与基位不同,增强了氧减少等反应的催化活性,有助于催化剂的设计.

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