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The addition of an extra metal source induces the transformation from crystalline α-Ni(OH) to an amorphous NiCoFeCrMo-based high-entropy hydroxide (HEH) and maximizes the high-valence Ni content in HEH. For OER electrocatalysis, the quinary HEH possesses an overpotential of 292 mV at 10 mA cm, a Tafel slope of 54.31 mV dec and the boosted intrinsic activity, surpassing other subsystems.
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