A strategy for fabricating zirconium oxide doped nanoporous carbons derived from metal-organic gels (MOGs) is reported. For the first time, the achievement of metastable ZrO2-NPCs is demonstrated. The direct pyrolysis of MOGs provided new perspective in developing metal oxide-doped NPCs and circumvented the shortcomings of existing methods in synthesizing metastable ZrO2 doped NPCs.

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