2015•Journal of Materials Chemistry AOpen access

Ammonia borane confined by nitrogen-containing carbon nanotubes: enhanced dehydrogenation properties originating from synergetic catalysis and nanoconfinement

Lijun Zhang, Guanglin Xia, Yu Ge, Caiyun Wang, Zhanhu Guo, Xingguo Li, Xuebin Yu

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AB@PPy composites synthesized by a solution method show favorable dehydrogenation properties.

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AB@PPy composites synthesized by a solution method show favorable dehydrogenation properties.

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AB@PPy composites synthesized by a solution method show favorable dehydrogenation properties.

Key concepts: Dehydrogenation, Ammonia borane, Catalysis, Materials science, Carbon nanotube, Borane, Nitrogen, Carbon fibers

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