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Electrochemical water splitting demonstrates reversible hydrogen production in 2D materials, indicating potential for efficient catalysts.
The scalable production of hydrogen through electrochemical water splitting demands earth-abundant catalysts with both high activity and dynamic tunability, yet achieving these attributes simultaneously remains a major challenge. Two-dimensional (2D)...
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