国家/地区 China（7） England（4） Japan（2）
关键词 OXYGEN REDUCTION RE.（3） GRAPHENE（2） IRON PHTHALOCYANINE（2）
出版物 JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL.（2）
出版时间 2014（2） 2016（2） 2017（2） 2018（2） 2020（2）
机构 CHINESE ACAD.（5） UCL（4）
作者 CHAI GL（13）

Electrocatalytic reduction of CO2 to CO over iron phthalocyanine-modified graphene nanocomposites

CARBON

LI XX, CHAI GL, XU X, LIU JJ, ZHONG Z, CAO AH, TAO ZJ, YOU WF, KANG LT

Template-free synthesis of graphene-like carbons as efficient carbocatalysts for selective oxidation of alkanes

GREEN CHEMISTRY

HU X, LIU YC, HUANG HT, HUANG BB, CHAI GL, XIE ZL

Adsorption and migration of alkali metals (Li, Na, and K) on pristine and defective graphene surfaces

NANOSCALE

OLSSON E, CHAI GL, DOVE M, CAI Q

Fe Vacancies Induced Surface FeO6 in Nanoarchitectures of N-Doped Graphene Protected beta-FeOOH: Effective Active Sites for pH-Universal Electrocatalytic Oxygen Reduction

ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS

LI Y, HUANG JH, HU X, BI LL, CAI PW, JIA JC, CHAI GL, WEI SQ, DAI LM, WEN ZH

The synthesis and synergistic catalysis of iron phthalocyanine and its graphene-based axial complex for enhanced oxygen reduction

NANO ENERGY

GUO J, YAN XM, LIU Q, LI Q, XU X, KANG LT, CAO ZM, CHAI GL, CHEN J, WANG YB, YAO JN

Interplay between Oxidized Monovacancy and Nitrogen Doping in Graphene

JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY C

HOU ZF, SHU DJ, CHAI GL, IKEDA T, TERAKURA K

Possible Oxygen Reduction Reactions for Graphene Edges from First Principles

JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY C

IKEDA T, HOU ZF, CHAI GL, TERAKURA K

Reply to the 'Comment on "Planar tetra-coordinate carbon resulting in enhanced third-order nonlinear optical response of metal-terminated graphene nanoribbons"' by P. Karamanis, N. Otero and C. Pouchan, J. Mater. Chem. C, 2013, DOI: 10.1039/C3TC00922J

JOURNAL OF MATERIALS CHEMISTRY C

CHAI GL, LIN CS, CHENG WD

Planar tetra-coordinate carbon resulting in enhanced third-order nonlinear optical response of metal-terminated graphene nanoribbons

JOURNAL OF MATERIALS CHEMISTRY

CHAI GL, LIN CS, CHENG WD

Nitrogen-Mediated Graphene Oxide Enables Highly Efficient Proton Transfer

SCIENTIFIC REPORTS

CHAI GL, SHEVLIN SA, GUO ZX