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Electrocatalytic Properties of Electrochemically-Polymerized Metal-Phenolic Networks

2024 April

Electrocatalytic Properties of Electrochemically-Polymerized Metal-Phenolic Networks
ChemElectroChem
Nadia Zaragoza, Sage Widder, Heidi Huynh, Marjon Zamani, and Ariel L. Furst

Posted in Biomolecular Catalysis, Electrochemistry
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