Martin Sjödin

Uppsala University

Sweden

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Recent years have seen an increasing interest in molecular electrocatalysts for the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER).

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Adolf Gogoll

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Uppsala University

SWEDEN

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Rikard Emanuelsson

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Uppsala University

SWEDEN

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Maria Strømme

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Uppsala University

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David Ávila Brande

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Martin Sjödin

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Anion dependence of the redox potential of α-[Fe(mcp)L2] – A case study

A fluorinated zirconium-based metal–organic framework as a platform for the capture and removal of perfluorinated pollutants from air and water

Probing a conducting polymer by proton-coupled electron transfer of biosimilar redox molecules

Influence of cationic species on the electrochemical performance of quinone derivatives

Tetraphenylporphyrin electrocatalysts for the hydrogen evolution reaction: applicability of molecular volcano plots to experimental operating conditions

Tetraphenylporphyrin electrocatalysts for the hydrogen evolution reaction: applicability of molecular volcano plots to experimental operating conditions

Characterization and catalytic prospects of metalloporphyrin-functionalized conducting polymers

Characterization of a porphyrin-functionalized conducting polymer: A first step towards sustainable electrocatalysis

Rocking-Chair Proton Batteries with Conducting Redox Polymer Active Materials and Protic Ionic Liquid Electrolytes

An Alternative to Carbon Additives: The Fabrication of Conductive Layers Enabled by Soluble Conducting Polymer Precursors – A Case Study for Organic Batteries

A conducting additive-free high potential quinone-based conducting redox polymer as lithium ion battery cathode

Potential-tuning in quinone-pyrrole dyad-based conducting redox polymers

Conducting Redox Polymer as Organic Anode Material for Polymer‐Manganese Secondary Batteries

Multifunctional metal-free rechargeable polymer composite nanoparticles boosted by CO2

Reprint of "Proton-coupled electron transfer from an interfacial phenol monolayer"

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Adolf Gogoll

Rikard Emanuelsson

Maria Strømme

David Ávila Brande

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