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Zhang, Ying, Gui, Jianing, Wang, Dan, Mao, Junjun, Zhang, Chenchen, Li, Fengwang (2023) A tandem effect of atomically isolated copper–nitrogen sites and copper clusters enhances CO2 electroreduction to ethylene. Nanoscale, 15 (3) 1092-1098 doi:10.1039/d2nr06009d

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TitleA tandem effect of atomically isolated copper–nitrogen sites and copper clusters enhances CO2 electroreduction to ethylene
JournalNanoscale
AuthorsZhang, YingAuthor
Gui, JianingAuthor
Wang, DanAuthor
Mao, JunjunAuthor
Zhang, ChenchenAuthor
Li, FengwangAuthor
Year2023Volume15
Issue3
PublisherRoyal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
DOIdoi:10.1039/d2nr06009dSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceZhang, Ying, Gui, Jianing, Wang, Dan, Mao, Junjun, Zhang, Chenchen, Li, Fengwang (2023) A tandem effect of atomically isolated copper–nitrogen sites and copper clusters enhances CO2 electroreduction to ethylene. Nanoscale, 15 (3) 1092-1098 doi:10.1039/d2nr06009d
Plain TextZhang, Ying, Gui, Jianing, Wang, Dan, Mao, Junjun, Zhang, Chenchen, Li, Fengwang (2023) A tandem effect of atomically isolated copper–nitrogen sites and copper clusters enhances CO2 electroreduction to ethylene. Nanoscale, 15 (3) 1092-1098 doi:10.1039/d2nr06009d
In(2023) Nanoscale Vol. 15 (3) Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

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