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IrO2 is one of the most active water oxidant catalysis for the oxygen evolution anode owing to its chemical stability and outstanding catalytic activities, however iridium (Ir) is also one of the rarest metals in the world. In this report, a novel highly active nanostructured IrO2/Ti anode for oxygen evolution reaction (OER) was fabricated by depositing IrO2 nanoparticles onto Ti nanotube substrates...