Chemical short-range order in multi-principal element alloy with ordering effects on water electrolysis performance
Baolong Shen(Ministry of Education), Siyi Di(City University of Hong Kong), Jamie J. Kruzic(UNSW Sydney), Zhe Jia(Zhejiang University), Yongjie Li(University of Macau), Lai‐Chang Zhang(Edith Cowan University), Juan Kuang(Southeast University), Qianqian Wang(Nanjing Tech University), Yang Lü(Institut de Recherche et d’Innovation), Liliang Shao(Hohai University), Jian Lü(The Medical Device (United Kingdom)), Yujing Liu(National Institutes of Health), Ligang Sun(Harbin Institute of Technology), Xinyue Zhang(Hubei Normal University)
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