Unveiling the interfacial liquid in electrochemical reactions

Adapting novel experimental techniques to address key knowledge gaps about the structure and properties of the interfacial liquid (IL) will enhance our understanding of its influence on electrochemical reactions, particularly in mediating species transport, charge transfer, and intermediate stability.

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National Science Review
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2024-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.1093/nsr/nwae318
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4
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Electrocatalysts for Energy Conversion
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Unveiling the interfacial liquid in electrochemical reactions

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Unveiling the interfacial liquid in electrochemical reactions

Rani Baidoun, Joseph Nicolas, Dohyung Kim
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Abstract

Adapting novel experimental techniques to address key knowledge gaps about the structure and properties of the interfacial liquid (IL) will enhance our understanding of its influence on electrochemical reactions, particularly in mediating species transport, charge transfer, and intermediate stability.

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