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A nanoflower composite catalyst in situ grown on conductive iron foam: Revealing the enhancement of OER activity by cooperating of amorphous Ni based nanosheets with spinel NiFe2O4

Yeqing Zhang, Lei Ye, Meilin Zhang, Lufang Ma, Yaqiong Gong

2022Applied Surface Science72 citationsDOI

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