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Template Curvature-Induced Tensile Strain Optimizes the Oxygen Evolution Reaction Activity of α‑Co(OH)<sub>2</sub>
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The high energy barriers of the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) are the main bottleneck in electrocatalytic water splitting, and developing efficient nonprecious metal catalysts is crucial. Here, we report a novel and controllable curvature-induced strain engineering strategy by in situ growing α-Co
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