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The electro-Fenton process offers great potential for the treatment of contaminated water, but its industrial applications are limited due to a lack of electrocatalysts with effective
cycling functionality. The electro-responsive catalyst enables continuous cycling of Fe(III)/Fe(II) species for electro-driven regeneration of the Fe(II) catalyst, leading to stable and
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