Electrochemical Reconstruction Leading to Stable Borate-linked [Co(Fe)]₈B₂O₁₆H₂ Crystalline Phase for Efficient Oxygen Evolution

Xinghui Zhang; Yifan Hu; Zhipan Liu

doi:10.1039/d6cy00100a

January 1, 2026Catalysis Science & Technology

Electrochemical Reconstruction Leading to Stable Borate-linked [Co(Fe)]₈B₂O₁₆H₂ Crystalline Phase for Efficient Oxygen Evolution

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This research aims to clarify the synergistic mechanism of multi-element catalysts for oxygen evolution.
Developed a borate-linked crystalline phase for catalysts.
Analyzed catalyst performance during oxygen evolution reactions.
Investigated the stability and activity of the multi-element system.
Demonstrated improved stability of the borate-linked crystalline phase.
Showed high activity for oxygen evolution in the developed catalysts.

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Electrochemical reconstruction enhances catalysts for oxygen evolution, indicating improved stability and performance.

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Recent development of oxygen evolution reaction (OER) catalysts shifted to multiple-element, even high-entropy materials for high activity and high stability, but the clarification of synergistic mechanism between elements has been...

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Electrochemical Reconstruction Leading to Stable Borate-linked [Co(Fe)]₈B₂O₁₆H₂ Crystalline Phase for Efficient Oxygen Evolution

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