December 19, 2014Journal of Materials Chemistry A223 citations

Low temperature combustion synthesis of nitrogen-doped graphene for metal-free catalytic oxidation

SIStacey Indrawirawan HSHongqi Sun XDXiaoguang Duan

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A mild synthesis method was developed to improve metal-free catalysis of graphene in catalytic oxidation by nitrogen modification, which can be easily tailored by varying calcination temperature.

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