“d-electron interactions” induced CoV<sub>2</sub>O<sub>6</sub>–Fe–NF for efficient oxygen evolution reaction

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“d-electron interactions” induced CoV₂O₆–Fe–NF for efficient oxygen evolution reaction

Abstract: Through a redox reaction, Fe2+ was introduced into CoV2O6-NF and was transformed into high oxidation state Fe(2+δ)+, acting as a partial active center to accelerate the OER process. CoV2O6-Fe-NF exhibited an overpotential of 298 mV at 100 mA cm−2.

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“d-electron interactions” induced CoV2O6–Fe–NF for efficient oxygen evolution reaction

Abstract: Through a redox reaction, Fe2+ was introduced into CoV2O6-NF and was transformed into high oxidation state Fe(2+δ)+, acting as a partial active center to accelerate the OER process. CoV2O6-Fe-NF exhibited an overpotential of 298 mV at 100 mA cm−2.

Cited by 2 publications

References 60 publications

Nonprecious and shape-controlled Co3O4-CoO@Co electrocatalysts with defect-rich and spin-state altering properties to accelerate hydrogen evolution reaction at large current densities over a wide pH range

Nonprecious and shape-controlled Co3O4-CoO@Co electrocatalysts with defect-rich and spin-state altering properties to accelerate hydrogen evolution reaction at large current densities over a wide pH range

Multi metallic electro-catalyst design for enhanced oxygen evolution reaction: Immobilizing MnFe nanoparticles on ZIF-67-decorated graphene oxide

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“d-electron interactions” induced CoV₂O₆–Fe–NF for efficient oxygen evolution reaction