Adjacent Fe Site boosts electrocatalytic oxygen evolution at Co site in single-atom-catalyst through a dual-metal-site design
Changli Chen(Beijing Institute of Technology), Yujing Li(Sichuan University), Bolong Huang(City University of Hong Kong), Pin Fang(Beijing Institute of Technology), Juncai Dong(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Mengru Sun(Beijing Institute of Technology), Pengwan Chen(Beijing Institute of Technology), Fang Zhang(Beijing Institute of Technology), Tinglu Song(Beijing University of Technology), Brian A. Rosen(Dioxide Materials (United States)), Haijing Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Mingzi Sun(Beijing Institute of Technology), Wenxing Chen(Beijing Institute of Technology)
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