Author Correction: Insight on Tafel slopes from a microkinetic analysis of aqueous electrocatalysis for energy conversion (Scientific Reports, (2015), 5, 1, (13801), 10.1038/srep13801);Insight on Tafel slopes from a microkinetic analysis of aqueous electrocatalysis for energy conversion

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  Shinagawa, Tatsuya ^a   Garcia Esparza, Angel T ^a   Takanabe, Kazuhiro ^a  

^a KING ABDULLAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY   (Saudi Arabia)

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