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Substituent-modulation induced electronic perturbations can fine-tune the charge cloud distribution around carbon defects. The transfer of electrons from electron-donating substituents to carbon defects will lead to lower p band center of carbon atoms, stronger C-O bonds, narrower band gaps, and asymmetric orbital distribution, consequently enhancing the ORR thermodynamic activity and kinetic efficiency.
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