October 15, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Decoupling Charge and Ion Transport in Oxygen Evolution Reaction through Surface Hydration Engineering of Molecular Graphene Catalysts

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Improved ion transport results enhance the effectiveness of the oxygen evolution reaction.
Hydration engineering techniques optimize charge transport mechanisms in molecular graphene.
This approach reveals critical insights into the interfacial microenvironments affecting reaction kinetics.
Dynamic effects of hydration on charge and ion transport have significant implications for catalyst stability.

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Molecular graphene catalysts demonstrate improved ion and charge transport in oxygen evolution reaction, suggesting better performance.

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Interfacial microenvironments play a critical role in regulating the kinetics and stability of the oxygen evolution reaction (OER), yet their dynamic effects remain poorly understood. Herein, we developed a molecularly...

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Molecular graphene catalysts demonstrate improved ion and charge transport in oxygen evolution reaction, suggesting better performance.

Decoupling Charge and Ion Transport in Oxygen Evolution Reaction through Surface Hydration Engineering of Molecular Graphene Catalysts

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Decoupling Charge and Ion Transport in Oxygen Evolution Reaction through Surface Hydration Engineering of Molecular Graphene Catalysts

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