Doping Shortens the Metal/Metal Distance and Promotes OH Coverage in Non-Noble Acidic Oxygen Evolution Reaction Catalysts

Ning Wang; Pengfei Ou; Rui Kai Miao; Yuxin Chang; Ziyun Wang; Sung‐Fu Hung; Jehad Abed; Adnan Ozden; Hsuan‐Yu Chen; Heng‐Liang Wu; Jianan Erick Huang; Daojin Zhou; Weiyan Ni; Lizhou Fan; Yushan Yan; Tao Peng; David Sinton; Yongchang Liu; Hongyan Liang; Edward H. Sargent

doi:10.1021/jacs.2c12431

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electrolyte and are stable over 110 h of continuous water oxidation operation. We find that the incorporation of Ba cations shortens the Co-Co distance and promotes OH adsorption, findings we link to improved water oxidation in acidic electrolyte.

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