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The Tradeoff behind Optimal 3-Fold (C,N)-Coordinated Single-Atom Catalysts
Single-atom catalysts have emerged as a powerful class of catalytic materials, maximizing atom efficiency through isolated metal centers. However, their design inherently relies on a delicate balance between stability and catalytic performance. In this work, we investigate this tradeoff by systemati
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