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Bo Wen

Researcher at Wuhan University of Technology

Publications -  13
Citations -  728

Bo Wen is an academic researcher from Wuhan University of Technology. The author has contributed to research in topics: Catalysis & Overpotential. The author has an hindex of 9, co-authored 13 publications receiving 250 citations.

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Comprehensive Understandings into Complete Reconstruction of Precatalysts: Synthesis, Applications, and Characterizations.

TL;DR: This review systematically summarizes several important advances in complete reconstruction for the first time, which includes fundamental understandings of complete reconstruction, the characteristics and advantages of completely reconstructed catalysts, and their design principles.
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Reconstruction-Determined Alkaline Water Electrolysis at Industrial Temperatures.

TL;DR: New reconstruction phenomenon of pre-catalysts under realistic conditions and exceptional durability of CR catalysts toward practical high-temperature AWE are uncovered.
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Deep Reconstruction of Nickel-Based Precatalysts for Water Oxidation Catalysis

TL;DR: OER-induced reconstruction on precatalysts generally results in surface-reconstructed catalysts with less active species and thus low mass activity as mentioned in this paper, which is the deeply r...
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Complete Reconstruction of Hydrate Pre-Catalysts for Ultrastable Water Electrolysis in Industrial-Concentration Alkali Media

TL;DR: In this paper, the geometric/phase structure of hydrate molybdates at oxidized potentials was captured by multi-angle electron tomography and the key to complete reconstruction is the multicomponent co-leaching-induced loose reconstruction layer, conductive to solution penetration and mass transport.
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Engineering Mesoporous Structure in Amorphous Carbon Boosts Potassium Storage with High Initial Coulombic Efficiency

TL;DR: A facile self-etching strategy was used to obtain mesoporous carbon (meso-C) nanowires with zinc-catalyzed short-range ordered structure, and a new perspective is provided that mesopores engineering can effectively accelerate K + diffusion and enhance K + adsorption/intercalation storage.