Solvent-induced electrochemistry at an electrically asymmetric carbon Janus particle

Chemical doping of low dimensional materials by surface adsorbed molecules has proven to be a source of electrical energy. Here, the authors find that asymmetric particles consisting of carbon nanotubes can drive electrochemical reactions by electrical potential generated from solvent adsorption.

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Autores principales: Albert Tianxiang Liu, Yuichiro Kunai, Anton L. Cottrill, Amir Kaplan, Ge Zhang, Hyunah Kim, Rafid S. Mollah, Yannick L. Eatmon, Michael S. Strano
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:7b362b0a6a194306b89e28fbef60540b2021-12-02T17:52:37ZSolvent-induced electrochemistry at an electrically asymmetric carbon Janus particle10.1038/s41467-021-23038-72041-1723https://doaj.org/article/7b362b0a6a194306b89e28fbef60540b2021-06-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-021-23038-7https://doaj.org/toc/2041-1723Chemical doping of low dimensional materials by surface adsorbed molecules has proven to be a source of electrical energy. Here, the authors find that asymmetric particles consisting of carbon nanotubes can drive electrochemical reactions by electrical potential generated from solvent adsorption.Albert Tianxiang LiuYuichiro KunaiAnton L. CottrillAmir KaplanGe ZhangHyunah KimRafid S. MollahYannick L. EatmonMichael S. StranoNature PortfolioarticleScienceQENNature Communications, Vol 12, Iss 1, Pp 1-9 (2021)
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Albert Tianxiang Liu
Yuichiro Kunai
Anton L. Cottrill
Amir Kaplan
Ge Zhang
Hyunah Kim
Rafid S. Mollah
Yannick L. Eatmon
Michael S. Strano
Solvent-induced electrochemistry at an electrically asymmetric carbon Janus particle
description Chemical doping of low dimensional materials by surface adsorbed molecules has proven to be a source of electrical energy. Here, the authors find that asymmetric particles consisting of carbon nanotubes can drive electrochemical reactions by electrical potential generated from solvent adsorption.
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author Albert Tianxiang Liu
Yuichiro Kunai
Anton L. Cottrill
Amir Kaplan
Ge Zhang
Hyunah Kim
Rafid S. Mollah
Yannick L. Eatmon
Michael S. Strano
author_facet Albert Tianxiang Liu
Yuichiro Kunai
Anton L. Cottrill
Amir Kaplan
Ge Zhang
Hyunah Kim
Rafid S. Mollah
Yannick L. Eatmon
Michael S. Strano
author_sort Albert Tianxiang Liu
title Solvent-induced electrochemistry at an electrically asymmetric carbon Janus particle
title_short Solvent-induced electrochemistry at an electrically asymmetric carbon Janus particle
title_full Solvent-induced electrochemistry at an electrically asymmetric carbon Janus particle
title_fullStr Solvent-induced electrochemistry at an electrically asymmetric carbon Janus particle
title_full_unstemmed Solvent-induced electrochemistry at an electrically asymmetric carbon Janus particle
title_sort solvent-induced electrochemistry at an electrically asymmetric carbon janus particle
publisher Nature Portfolio
publishDate 2021
url https://doaj.org/article/7b362b0a6a194306b89e28fbef60540b
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