Hui Li, Bingrong Wang, Yangyang Liu, Weiwei Li, Xue Zou, J.H. Chen, Yan Zhou, Hongliang Dong, Taiping Fang, Y Li, Runze Li, Mingliang Guo, 涂进春, Chenghua Sun
Seawater Electrolysis The uncontrolled surface reconstruction typically causes rapid structural collapse during seawater electrolysis. Directing this destructive process into an ordered cascade phase transition provides a robust solution for catalyst longevity. In their Research Article (10.1002/adfm.202532123), Weiwei Li, Mingliang Guo, Jinchun Tu, and co-workers construct a selenide rich in edge-sharing octahedra framework that programs catalyst reconstruction processes. This sequential structural evolution preserves structural integrity and activates a synergistic hydroxyl spillover mechanism, yielding exceptionally stable and active electrodes for industrial seawater oxidation.