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NCCG-X composite catalysts

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5linked samples
13linked measurements
30linked results
2024–2024publication span

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NCCG-X composite catalysts2024 · NiCo-MOFs in situ anchored on graphdiyne with metal-like properties form a strongly coupled electron transport interface and construct an ohmic contact to achieve efficient charge-hole spatial separationNiCo-MOF/Cu-GDYNi2+/Co2+ MOF centres plus elemental Cu in CG · 1,3,5-trimesate in NC; graphdiyne carbon in CG3D · Compositespherical NiCo-MOF in situ anchored on two-dimensional CG; XRD shows CG (111) and NC (200) reflections2 · Preparation of the NiCo-MOF (NC) and the composite catalyst · Fig. 1