journal article·2025-06

Single-atom dissolution at the MN4/MXene interface and electric field-driven adsorption mechanisms: Unraveling catalytic descriptors using machine learning

Pei Song, Zhikai Gao, Tiren Peng, Zhiguo Wang, Sen Lu, Zepeng Jia, Zishan Luo, Hong Cui, Weizhi Tian, Rong Feng, Lingxia Jin, Hongkuan Yuan

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