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This work presents a Joule-heating strategy to create thin proton exchange membranes (PEMs) with high proton conductivity and low H crossover. The treated PEMs assembled electrolyzer achieves a record current density of 3.72 A cm at 1.9 V with 1250 h durability at 2 A cm for water electrolysis.
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