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Se-doped Ni(OH) showed greatly improved catalytic performance for urea oxidation due to the enhanced urea molecules' adsorption ability on the Se-Ni(OH) electrode and weakened poisoning effect by effectively reducing the energy barrier for CO adsorption.
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