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Left: background-corrected electrocatalytic responses of 2 (top) and 1 (bottom) in the presence of 12 molar equiv. of HOTs derived from CVs recorded at 0.5 V s ? 1 . Right: foot-ofthe-wave analyses. Linear fits (dotted line) to the data show that the electrocatalytic responses deviate from ideal behavior at I/I p > 1 ,