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Fluorine and sulfur atoms induced N-doped 3D porous carbon catalyzing oxygen reduction in the zinc-air battery
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Introducing other heteroatom is considered to be a highly effective approach to improve the limited catalytic activity from single nitrogen element doping in nitrogen-doped porous carbon materials. In this work, F and Smodified nitrogen-doped porous carbon (F-S-N-C) is prepared by annealing the assembly material of poly3-fluoro aniline, hydroxyethyl sulfonic acid and g-C3N4, in which the g-C3N4 is employed as template agent and poreforming agent. A series of characterization techniques indicate that simultaneous doping of F and the S atoms enhance the electron transfer and construct more defects for N-doped 3D porous carbon, resulting in improved electrocatalytic performance. The prepared F and S-cooperated nitrogen-doped porous carbon (F-S-N-C) exhibits significantly improved oxygen reduction reaction electrocatalytic activity in alkaline media with a half-wave potential of 0.808 V. The zinc-air battery (ZAB) with F-S-N-C as the air cathode catalyst demonstrates a peak power density of 167 mW cm- 2, which is higher than that of commercial Pt/C (158 mW cm- 2). Moreover, the specific capacity of the F-S-N-C-based ZAB reaches to 817 mAh & sdot;g- 1.
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Carbon catalyst
Heteroatom
Oxygen reduction reaction
Zinc-air battery
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