Catalyst Anchoring is a methodological construct in heterogeneous catalysis that refers to the strategic immobilization of catalytic species onto a solid support through chemical or physical interactions, thereby enhancing stability, reusability, and dispersion while maintaining catalytic activity.
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Atomically targeting NiFe LDH to create multivacancies for OER catalysis with a small organic anchor
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University of Science and Technology of China
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