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Revisiting the origin of electrochemical activity in the topological semimetal PtGa. [PDF]
Johnston B +6 more
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Constructing atomically coupled W–O–Ru interfacial units on RuO2 triggers a dynamic strain evolution during the oxygen evolution reaction. An initial tensile strain secures structural stability, while a self‐adjusting transition to interfacial compression optimizes catalytic activity.
Yi Guan +7 more
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Symmetry Evolution of La<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub> from P<b>3-</b>m1 to P6<sub>3</sub>/mmc for Enhanced Electrocatalytic H<sub>2</sub>O<sub>2</sub> Production. [PDF]
Yuan H +6 more
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A decoupled cycling architecture along with cost‐effective membrane and efficient catalyst is developed for asymmetric zinc‐air battery. The decoupled design ensures stable operation of catalyst and the pH‐dynamic influence on battery performance is explored, which provides paths for efficient utilization of pH‐decoupling electrolytes.
Yeshu Tan +6 more
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Geometric and Electronic Engineering of Hydrogen Peroxide Production Electrocatalysts. [PDF]
Zhang C +9 more
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A data‐ and theory‐guided paradigm, leveraging large‐scale data mining of 718 catalysts and microkinetic modeling, identifies V‐doped RuO2 as optimal for acidic OER. Vanadium doping drives electron withdrawal from Ru centers, generating Lewis acidic sites that polarize O–H bonds and accelerate deprotonation kinetics. Experimental validation achieves an
Zhongliang Liu +10 more
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Modulated metal-support interactions for efficient nitrate electroreduction at positive potentials. [PDF]
Tang Y, Wan Y, Yan W, Zhang J, Lv R.
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d-Orbital modulation of high-entropy sulfides with amorphous/crystalline heterostructures for simultaneous hydrogen production and sulfur recovery. [PDF]
Liu R +7 more
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Electrothermal Oxidation of Ethylene Glycol Over Co3O4
Pressurized electrothermal oxidation of ethylene glycol enhances catalytic performance toward glycolate under mild conditions. Higher reaction rates occur at 70–90°C and 15 bar O2, and potential and O2 pressure re‐oxidize Co2+ to Co3+ at the surface.
Adarsh Koul +9 more
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