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Narrowing the pH-Dependent HER Activity Gap via Synergistic Heteronuclear Dual-Single-Atom Sites and Compressive Strain in Sub-1.6 nm High-Entropy Alloy Clusters
Developing electrocatalysts capable of narrowing the pH-dependent activity gap in hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) and revealing its mechanism remains a key challenge. Herein, we developed a facile and surfactant-free NaBH4 coreduction strategy for the rapid synthesis of sub-1.6 nm RuPtN
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