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Molten salt templated nanoarchitectonics of mesoporous 2D carbon-doped boron nitride nanosheets with high oxidative thermal stability for efficient thermocatalytic CO2 methanation
Metal-doped boron nitride shows good promise for thermocatalytic CO2 methanation; however, it suffers from poor thermal stability and limited metal dispersion. Herein, a thermally stable nickel-supported mesoporous carbon-doped boron nitride (Ni/mC–BN) system is designed using a novel dual molten-sa
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