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Electrochemical water splitting by a bidirectional electrocatalyst

Aziz et al., 2023

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15659957506725943790
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Aziz S
Awasthi M
Guria S
Umekar M
Karajagi I
Riyajuddin S
Siddhartha K
Saini A
Potbhare A
Chaudhary R
Vishal V
Ghosh P
Dutta A
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The presence of efficient energy storage and conversion technologies is essential for the future energy infrastructure. Here, we describe crafting a heterostructure composed of a suitably interlinked CeO 2 and polycrystalline Bi 2 O 3 dopant prepared on a reduced …
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