Electrochemical tuning of layered lithium transition metal oxides for improvement of oxygen evolution reaction
10.1038/ncomms5345
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Lu, Z., Wang, H., Kong, D., Yan, K., Hsu, P.-C., Zheng, G., Yao, H., Liang, Z., Sun, X., & Cui, Y. (2014). Electrochemical tuning of layered lithium transition metal oxides for improvement of oxygen evolution reaction. Nature Communications, 5(1).

Authors 10
  1. Zhiyi Lu (first)
  2. Haotian Wang (additional)
  3. Desheng Kong (additional)
  4. Kai Yan (additional)
  5. Po-Chun Hsu (additional)
  6. Guangyuan Zheng (additional)
  7. Hongbin Yao (additional)
  8. Zheng Liang (additional)
  9. Xiaoming Sun (additional)
  10. Yi Cui (additional)
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