January 1, 2015

Self-assembled IrO2nanoparticles on a DNA scaffold with enhanced catalytic and oxygen evolution reaction (OER) activities

SASengeni AnantharajInstitute of Catalysis and Petrochemistry PKPitchiah Esakki KarthikTCG Crest SKSubrata KunduCentral Electrochemical Research Institute

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Self-assembled IrO2nanoparticles on a DNA scaffold form an excellent material for organic catalysis reactions and act as an excellent electrocatalyst for the oxygen evolution reaction (OER).

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