journal article·2025-03

Optimizing seawater electrolysis with electronically tuned Co3O4-NiOx heterostructures

Hongji Peng, Xiaoliang Zhang, Bingrong Wang, Yang Cao, Mingyu wang, Delun Chen, Xiaohong wang, Jinchun Tu

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