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Engineered Dissolution for Better Electrocatalysts
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Structural change of electrocatalysts is typically considered a negative effect but can be utilized for controlling interfacial kinetics. In the December issue of Matter, Wang et al. demonstrate a new strategy for enhancing the performance of NiMoFe electrocatalyst by MoO42- dissolution and subsequent reconstruction into the active species.
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