KNbO3 nanoplatelets achieve 22.67 μmol g^{-1} hydrogen per thermal cycle and 0.11 cycle^{-1} Rhodamine B degradation rate under 20-50 °C cycling via pyrocatalysis.
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Ferroelectric KNbO3 nanoplatelets for thermally driven pyrocatalytic hydrogen evolution and dye degradation
KNbO3 nanoplatelets achieve 22.67 μmol g^{-1} hydrogen per thermal cycle and 0.11 cycle^{-1} Rhodamine B degradation rate under 20-50 °C cycling via pyrocatalysis.