Surface Reconstruction of Water Splitting Electrocatalysts (Adv. Energy Mater. 33/2022)
Ye ZengMengting ZhaoZihao HuangWeijie ZhuJiaxian ZhengQiu JiangZhoucheng WangHanfeng Liang
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Surface Reconstruction In article number 2201713, Qiu Jiang, Hanfeng Liang and co-workers discuss the regulation strategies for surface reconstruction of electrocatalysts. The process, similar to the "Midas Touch" that turns stone into gold, converts pre-catalysts into highly active species, thus enhancing the overall performance for water splitting.
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