Octahedral MoO6 coordination with enhanced d-orbital splitting unlocks efficient chlorine evolution
Xiangkun Zhang(Jiangnan University), Zhangxin Chen(University of Calgary), Heng Zhao(Wuhan University of Technology), Jiangyong Liu(Yangzhou University), Wenda Zhang(Jiangnan University), Xiaoping Yang(Ningbo First Hospital), Yongbiao Mu(Southern University of Science and Technology), Lin Zeng(Southern University of Science and Technology), Han Zhao(University of Zurich), Xiaodong Yan(Jiangnan University), Jing Wang(Jiangnan University), Kun Qi(Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics), Qingna Gong(Jiangnan University)
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