Efficient and sustainable seawater electrolysis is still limited due to the interference of chloride corrosion at the anode. The designing of suitable electrocatalysts is one of the crucial ways to boost electrocatalytic activity. However, the approach may fall short as achieving high current density often occurs in chlorine evolution reaction (CER)-dominating potential regions. Thereby, apart from developing an OER-active high-entropy alloy-based electrocatalyst, the present study also offers a unique way to protect anode surface under high current density or potential by using MoO
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