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Chemically coupled NiCoS/C nanocages as efficient electrocatalysts for nitrogen reduction reactions

Xueke Wu, Zuochao Wang, Yi Han, Dan Zhang, Minghui Wang, Hongdong Li, Huan Zhao, Yue Pan, Jianping Lai, Lei Wang

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Abstract

Chemically coupled NiCoS/C nanocages were synthesized by etching ZIF-67 and vulcanizing at a low temperature. With the unique structure and strong chemical coupled effect, NiCoS/C nanocages show good NRR activity and stability at a low potential.

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Chemically coupled NiCoS/C nanocages were synthesized by etching ZIF-67 and vulcanizing at a low temperature. With the unique structure and strong chemical coupled effect, NiCoS/C nanocages show good NRR activity and stability at a low potential.

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Chemically coupled NiCoS/C nanocages were synthesized by etching ZIF-67 and vulcanizing at a low temperature. With the unique structure and strong chemical coupled effect, NiCoS/C nanocages show good NRR activity and stability at a low potential.

Key concepts: Nanocages, Chemistry, Nitrogen, Chemical engineering, Etching (microfabrication), Nanotechnology, Chemical stability, Reduction (mathematics)

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