High‐entropy materials are emerging electrocatalysts by integrating five or more elements into one single crystallographic phase to optimize the electronic structures and geometric environments.Here,a rocksalt‐type high‐entropy oxide Mg_(0.2)Co_(0.2)Ni_(0.2)Cu_(0.2)Zn_(0.2)O(HEO)is developed as an electrocatalyst towards the oxygen evolution reaction(OER).The obtained HEO features abundant cation and oxygen vacancies originating from the lattice mismatch of neighboring metal ions,together with enlarged Co/Ni‒O covalency due to the introduction of less electronegative Mg and Zn.As a result,the HEO exhibits superior intrinsic OER activities,delivering a turnover frequency(TOF)15 and 84 folds that of CoO and NiO at 1.65 V,respectively.This study provides a mechanistic understanding of the enhanced OER on HEO and demonstrates the potential of high‐entropy strategy in developing efficient oxygen electrocatalysts by elaborately incorporating low‐cost elements with lower electronegativity.
