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Enhanced electrocatalytic activity of cobalt-free oxygen electrodes via surface modifications
Improving performance of cobalt-free oxygen electrodes for intermediate temperature operation (600-700 °C) is a major challenge in realizing a cost-effective solid oxide technology. A recent model system study suggests that modifying surface acidity can enhance oxygen exchange rates. Inspired by the
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