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  1. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; et al (, Energy & Environmental Science)
    Variable operation causes severe degradation of Ni, Fe, and Co catalysts in liquid alkaline water electrolysis. This work reveals insights into catalyst transformations induced by reverse currents and offers guidelines to improve stability testing. 
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    Trace metal cations dissolved in alkaline electrolytes incorporate into nickel hydroxide/oxyhydroxide throughin situcation exchange, creating an interstratified structure near the surface of the material that impacts the electrochemical performance. 
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    The impact ofin situelectrooxidation in a Ni3N electrocatalyst on its hydrogen evolution activity and electrochemical stability was investigated in alkaline media. 
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