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Importance of broken geometric symmetry of single-atom Pt sites for efficient electrocatalysis
J. Cho, T. Lim, et al.
This groundbreaking research by Junsic Cho and colleagues uncovers the crucial role of low-coordinated PtII species in enhancing the chlorine evolution reaction through platinum single-atom catalysts. Advanced spectroscopic studies reveal unexpected PtII moieties that could redefine electrocatalytic performance with new insights for carbon-based SACs.
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