Regulating atomic Fe-Rh site distance for efficient oxygen reduction reaction

Regulating atomic Fe-Rh site distance for efficient oxygen reduction reaction
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10.1007/s11426-023-1889-6
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2024-01
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Science China Chemistry
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Tong Liu;Yudan Chen;Airong Xu;Xiaokang Liu;Dong Liu;Sicheng Li;Hui Huang;Li Xu;Shuaiwei Jiang;Q. Luo;Tao Ding;Tao Yao
Tong Liu;Yudan Chen;Airong Xu;Xiaokang Liu;Dong Liu;Sicheng Li;Hui Huang;Li Xu;Shuaiwei Jiang;Q. Luo;Tao Ding;Tao Yao
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Tong Liu;Yudan Chen;Airong Xu;Xiaokang Liu;Dong Liu;Sicheng Li;Hui Huang;Li Xu;Shuaiwei Jiang;Q. Luo;Tao Ding;Tao Yao

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