The distinct isotopic identities of the incoming N2 and the surface N sites on an oxygen-modified vanadium nitride catalyst enable the differentiation and quantification of active catalytic sites. In their Communication on page 13768 ff., Y. Yan, J. G. Chen, B. Xu, et al. report the use of 14N/15N isotopic exchange to determine the density of initial and steady state active sites on vanadium oxynitride in the electrochemical nitrogen reduction reaction.
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