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A new significant feature of a triazine-based covalent organic polymer electrocatalyst is demonstrated. The metal-free electrocatalyst has dual-active sites, which enable it to entangle oxygen a push-pull interaction that plays a crucial role in promoting the oxygen reduction reaction.
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