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High-frequency ultrasound modulates the interfacial Ni(OH)2/NiOOH redox transition to enhance glucose electrooxidation and hydrogen production
Replacing the kinetically limited oxygen evolution reaction with biomass electrooxidation offers a promising route toward energy-efficient hydrogen production, yet the electrooxidation reaction’s performance remains hindered by interfacial kinetics and catalyst accessibility. Here, we demonstrate th
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