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Electrocatalysis figure templates

10 editable electrocatalysis graphical abstract templates built atom by atom: water splitting, the OER mechanism and free-energy diagrams, single-atom catalysts, CO₂ reduction on copper, gas-diffusion electrolyzers, Pt-alloy fuel-cell cathodes, MoS₂ edge sites, NiFe LDH, MOF-derived catalysts and benchmarking.

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What templates are there for electrocatalysis?

10: Water splitting: hydrogen and oxygen evolution; The OER mechanism: four proton–electron steps; Single-atom catalysts: one metal atom, four nitrogens; CO₂ reduction on copper: many products; CO₂ electrolyzers: gas-diffusion electrodes; Fuel cells: oxygen reduction on platinum alloys; MoS₂ for hydrogen: the edges do the work; NiFe layered double hydroxides for oxygen evolution; MOF-derived catalysts: from framework to carbon; Benchmarking an electrocatalyst.

Which papers are these templates based on?

Together they follow 28 published papers; each template’s page lists its own, with DOIs, and the figure credit names them too.

How do I use one of these templates?

Open its page and click Open in the editor. Sign in, or create an account, and it opens in the LabCanvas figure editor as your own design, with every layer editable.

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