Scheme of the self-reconstructed stable and active surface on carbonized wood electrodes for seawater electrolysis. (IMAGE)

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Scheme of the self-reconstructed stable and active surface on carbonized wood electrodes for seawater electrolysis.

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At anode, the in situ structure evolution of W-NiFeS/WC generates anti-corrosive tungstate and sulfate species on the surface of active Ni/Fe oxyhydroxides. At cathode , the self-evolved W-NiFeS decorated NiFeOOH boosts hydrogen generation. Art by Zhijie Chen

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