Abstract
The production of pharmaceuticals and disinfection goods relies on the availability of chlorine. In a recent Nature Communications article, Liu et al. report on the electrosynthesis of chlorine from seawater-like solutions through a stable and selective Ru-based single-atom catalyst with low overpotential. The production of pharmaceuticals and disinfection goods relies on the availability of chlorine. In a recent Nature Communications article, Liu et al. report on the electrosynthesis of chlorine from seawater-like solutions through a stable and selective Ru-based single-atom catalyst with low overpotential.
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