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Simplified preparation of BaAl2O4-ye - y/C oxy-electrides using Pechini approach for ammonia synthesis
Electride-based materials are among the most active catalysts for ammonia synthesis, with a strong potential for application in the development of green ammonia synthesis; however, their synthesis often requires complicated reaction conditions limiting their scalability. Herein, a straightforward an
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