journal article·2026-06

3D continuous nano-network structured RuO2: A leap forward in water oxidation

Yuhan Zhang, Hongyu Zhao, Ding Chen, Linbo Jiang, Ruohan Yu, Xingbao Chen, Xu Luo, Shichun Mu

Nano Today· Volume 69
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