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January 1, 2016Chemical Communications

An iron-based thin film as a highly efficient catalyst for electrochemical water oxidation in a carbonate electrolyte

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Fei Li
Fei LiDalian University of TechnologyLBLichen BaiFritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck SocietyHLHua LiBeijing University of Chemical Technology

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