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Density functional theory study of carbon-based bifunctional oxygen electrode catalysts with double Yb atoms linked via N/N-N coordination under different vacancy defect doping conditions
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    • Density functional theory study of carbon-based bifunctional oxygen electrode catalysts with double Yb atoms linked via N/N-N coordination under different vacancy defect doping conditions

    • Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering   Vol. 95, Issue 7, Pages: 151-161(2026)
    • Received:30 November 2025,

      Revised:2026-03-08,

      Accepted:19 March 2026,

      Online First:10 April 2026,

      Published:2026-07

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  • Liu Songmao, Liu Haiyan, Zhao Yingting, et al. Density functional theory study of carbon-based bifunctional oxygen electrode catalysts with double Yb atoms linked via N/N-N coordination under different vacancy defect doping conditions[J]. Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering, 2026, 95(7): 151-161. DOI:

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