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The strategic incorporation of the neurotransmitter dopamine around a cobaloxime core resulted in excellent electrocatalytic (rate 8400 s) and photocatalytic H production under neutral aqueous conditions. The influence of the synthetic outer coordination sphere features continues even with a phenylene-diimino-dioxime motif-coordinated cobalt core.
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