Bibtex

For the future. Each time you copy-paste a bibtex entry into your bibliography file, format it in real time:

• The entry should be like this: surname19. Use the surname of the first author and avoid special characters (garcia18 instead of garcía-muelas2018blablabla).
• We sometimes use names instead of surnames for coworkers (qiang18 instead of li18, fede18 instead of dattila18).
• If you have many from the same author and year: surname19natchem, surname19jpcc.
• If you have more than 10 authors, google scholar truncate the author list. Add them manually. You may need them for some journals or for your thesis.
• Use French indentation, two spaces.
• Correct the title if needed. Specially check for formulae: CO 2 => CO$_2$.
• Separate complex names: MTM Koper ==> M T M Koper. Or: Koper, MTM => Koper, M T M. Bibtex truncates the names.
• Be aware of complex surnames. Put a dash on them if needed. Garc{\'\i}a Muelas => Garc{\'\i}a-Muelas. I always sign with the dash, but not all people do the same.
• Put any special character if needed. Garcia => Garc{\'\i}a.
• Put all special characters with code (do not type them): García => Garc{\'\i}a. Nørskov => N\o{}rskov. Å => \AA{}
• Abbreviate Journal name: Journal of Physical Chemistry C => J. Phys. Chem. C.
• If you do not have volume and pages, put the doi. That's not automatically done by google schoolar.

This will save you lot of time, both when you write and when you "debug" what you wrote.