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A Porous Perovskite Nanofiber with Reinforced Aerophobicity for High‐Performance Anion Exchange Membrane Water Splitting

Li et al., 2023

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15793330396021132142
Author
Li L
Zheng Z
Li J
Mu Y
Wang Y
Huang Z
Xiao Y
Huang H
Wang S
Chen G
Zeng L
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Perovskite oxides stand out as emerging oxygen evolution reaction (OER) catalysts on account of their effective electrocatalytic performance and low costs. Nevertheless, perovskite oxides suffer from severe bubble overpotential and inhibited electrochemical …
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