One common iridium(III) complex was employed to facilely prepare ultrafine Ir nanoclusters embedded in porous N-doped carbon, which displayed significant bifunctional activity for both hydrogen evolution and hydrazine oxidation under… Click to show full abstract
One common iridium(III) complex was employed to facilely prepare ultrafine Ir nanoclusters embedded in porous N-doped carbon, which displayed significant bifunctional activity for both hydrogen evolution and hydrazine oxidation under alkaline conditions, enabling energy-efficient hydrogen production.
               
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