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Intramolecular Charge Polarization Drives Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Oxidation in a Nonmetallic Electrified Confinement Membrane
Electrocatalytic water purification suffers from metal leaching, sluggish mass transfer, and inefficient electrode utilization. Here we present a free-standing oxygen and defect co-tuned carbon nanofiber (O–CN) membrane as a bifunctional electrocatalyst for concurrent anodic and cathodic pollutant d
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