Empowering the Nickel Iron Oxyhydroxide through a Heterostructure Cocatalyst for Superior Alkaline and Saline Water Reduction
T. Susikumar,
G. John,
Navaneethan Mani
et al.
Abstract:Hydrogen production using an electrochemical cell might be an alternative to conventional fuel systems (i.e., fossil fuels). The NiFe-layered hydroxide (NiFeO x H y ) is one of the most popular electrocatalysts for water-splitting applications. However, its electrochemical activity is limited in the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) because of its minimal active sites and modest charge transfer rates. To overcome the limitations in NiFeO x H y , silver sulfide (Ag 2 S) and graphitic carbon nitride (g-C 3 N 4 )… Show more
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