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Carbon Surface Chemistry: Benchmark for the Analysis of Oxygen Functionalities on Carbon Materials
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Can Carbon be Used as an Anode for Water Splitting?
Carbon materials have been used in a wide variety of electrochemical reactions as advanced electrodes due to their high conductivity and tunability.1 Although chemical inertness is the strong argument for the carbon stability that has been emphasized in these applications, the surface of carbon materials generally experiences in-situ changes in different electrolytes, especially when being applied under potentials. The ignorance of these changes could lead to a misunderstanding of the mechanism.
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