Lanthanum Manganite-based Air Electrode Catalysts and Their Application to Lithium-air Batteries: Effects of Carbon Support Oxidation

Lanthanum Manganite-based Air Electrode Catalysts and Their Application to Lithium-air Batteries: Effects of Carbon Support Oxidation
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10.5796/electrochemistry.18-00034
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2018-09
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Morihiro Saito;Y. Tachikawa;Taichi Fujinami;Kento Mikami;Yoshiya Hayashi;H. Shiroishi;D. Streich;Erik J. Berg;P. Novák
Morihiro Saito;Y. Tachikawa;Taichi Fujinami;Kento Mikami;Yoshiya Hayashi;H. Shiroishi;D. Streich;Erik J. Berg;P. Novák
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作者:
Morihiro Saito;Y. Tachikawa;Taichi Fujinami;Kento Mikami;Yoshiya Hayashi;H. Shiroishi;D. Streich;Erik J. Berg;P. Novák

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