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International Chemistry Scientist Awards🏆 This study explores the use of biomass-derived carbon materials with engineered defective structures as effective catalysts for the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) in direct methanol fuel cells (DMFCs). The introduction of defects in the carbon framework enhances the catalytic activity, improving the overall efficiency and performance of the DMFCs. The research highlights the potential of sustainable materials in energy applications, offering a renewable alternative to traditional catalysts. Visit Our Websites: chemistryscientists.org 🌐 Nominate Open Now - Enquiry Us: contact@chemistryscientists.org 📧 #sciencefather #doctorate #chemistry #scientists #scholar #doctorate #nominationpapers #researchpublication #researchers#BiomassCarbon, #DefectiveStructures, #OxygenReductionReaction, #ORR, #DirectMethanolFuelCells, #DMFC, #Catalysis, #RenewableEnergy, #SustainableMaterials
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