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sparser
"In this study, we have successfully prepared a cheap and efficient catalyst with uniform ruthenium nanoparticles through highly dispersed nanorod Ru–CAM precursors by a simple stirring-calcination method, which could make the Ru species highly-dispersed and avoid the bulk agglomeration in the following calcination process."
sparser
"As illustrated in xref , Ru/CNO are synthesized via a facile stirring-calcination method in which RuCl 3 ·3H 2 O from its aqueous solution coordinates with melamine through amino groups with high efficiency at first, subsequently self-assembling with cyanuric acid through hydrogen bonds to form the metal–CAM complex (Ru–CAM) precipitation with high dispersity of ruthenium."
sparser
"The exceptional HER activity could be attributed to the Ru–CAM formed through hydrogen-bond-driven self-assembly between melamine and cyanuric acid, which has a larger specific surface area and a great number of single-sites for the coordination of Ru with N and O, resulting in ruthenium precursors for subsequent annealing to be uniform ruthenium nanoparticles."