Activated carbon becomes active for oxygen reduction and hydrogen evolution reactions

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Yan, Xuecheng
Jia, Yi
Odedairo, Taiwo
Zhao, Xiaojun
Jin, Zhao
Zhu, Zhonghua
Yao, Xiangdong
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2016
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We utilized a facile method for creating unique defects in the activated carbon (AC), which makes it highly active for the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) and hydrogen evolution reaction (HER). The ORR activity of the defective AC (D-AC) is comparable to the commercial Pt/C in alkaline medium, and the D-AC also exhibits excellent HER activity in acidic solution.

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Chemical Communications

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52

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Chemical sciences

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