Activating lattice oxygen redox reactions in metal oxides to catalyse oxygen evolution.

By A. Grimaud, Oscar Diaz-Morales, B. Han, W. Hong, Yueh-Lin Lee, L. Giordano, K. Stoerzinger, M. Koper, Yang Shao-Horn. Nature Chemistry, 2017

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• Electronic defects in metal oxide photocatalysts (2022, methodology): “Panel e adapted from ref.(203), Springer Nature Limited.”
• Role of Dissolution Intermediates in Promoting Oxygen Evolution Reaction at RuO2(110) Surface (2019, result): “…is also observed in simulations that the dissolving Ru species may be stabilized at the surface not only by splitting water but also by snatching lattice oxygen that will evolve into oxygen molecules as a result of OER, in agreement with experimental observations 21,52 and thermodynamic arguments.”