Energy & Environmental Science· 2015Q1
Water oxidation by amorphous cobalt-based oxides: in situ tracking of redox transitions and mode of catalysis
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Short summary
Amorphous cobalt-oxide catalysts undergo redox transitions and structural changes during water oxidation, mirroring mechanisms seen in molecular and biological catalysis.
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Key points
- Amorphous cobalt-oxide catalysts show redox transitions during water oxidation.
- Structural changes accompany these redox transitions.
- The observed transitions are similar to those in molecular and biological catalysis.
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Abstract
Water oxidation by an amorphous cobalt-oxide catalyst includes redox transitions accompanied by structural changes akin to molecular and biological catalysis.
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