A surface hydrogen effect to modulate the pure electronic-state transition in perovskite Ca0.9 Yb0.1 MnO3 synergistically generates a more suitable eg electron filling status and better conductivity. This achieves 100 times higher catalytic activity compared to that of a pristine sample.
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