Galvanic Replacement Reaction and Kirkendall Effect in Room Temperature Synthesis of Tubular NiSe2: A Nanozyme Catalyst with Peroxidase-Like Activity

Galvanic Replacement Reaction and Kirkendall Effect in Room Temperature Synthesis of Tubular NiSe2: A Nanozyme Catalyst with Peroxidase-Like Activity
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室温合成管状 NiSe2 中的电取代反应和柯肯德尔效应:具有类过氧化物酶活性的纳米酶催化剂

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10.1039/d2dt01787c
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发表时间:
2022
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Dalton Trans.
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T. Pal
T. Pal
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作者:
S. Sarkar;Y. Negishi;T. Pal

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