Short O–O separation in layered oxide Na <sub>0.67</sub> CoO <sub>2</sub> enables an ultrafast oxygen evolution reaction
Hao Wang(Xuzhou University of Technology), John B. Goodenough(The University of Texas at Austin), Kyusung Park(The University of Texas at Austin), Andrei Dolocan(The University of Texas at Austin), Wanli Yang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Nan Wu(The University of Texas at Austin), Xujie Lü(Center for High Pressure Science and Technology Advanced Research), Yutao Li(University of Shanghai for Science and Technology), Ming Lei(Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications), Jinpeng Wu(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Sen Xin(Hefei University of Technology)
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