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Benchmarking of oxygen evolution catalysts on porous nickel supports

Peugeot et al., 2021

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471839884032252140
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Peugeot A
Creissen C
Karapinar D
Tran H
Schreiber M
Fontecave M
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Joule

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Active and inexpensive oxygen evolution reaction (OER) electrocatalysts are needed for energy-efficient electrolysis applications. Objective comparison between OER catalysts has been blurred by the use of different supports and methods to evaluate performance. Here …
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