Amorphous FeNiPt nanoparticles with tunable length for electrocatalysis and electrochemical determination of thiols
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Ming Wen, Haiqing Liu, Feng Zhang, Yuanzheng Zhu, Di Liu, Yang Tian, Qingsheng Wu
Amorphous FeNiPt nanoparticles with tunable length have for the first time been reported to exhibit excellent electrocatalytic performance in the electrochemical determination of thiols.
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