Atomically dispersed dinuclear iridium active sites for efficient and stable electrocatalytic chlorine evolution reaction
Zhipeng YuGuang‐Jie XiaVlad Martin‐DiaconescuLaura SimonelliAlec P. LaGrowZhixin TaiXinyi XiangDehua XiongLifeng Liu
Abstract
Atomically dispersed dinuclear Ir active sites are synthesized, which show outstanding electrocatalytic performance for the chlorine evolution reaction thanks to the favorable Cl adsorption on the dinuclear sites.
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