“…[28] In this work, we present a kinetic study of the HOR/HER on Ni electrodes in the pH range from 12 to 14. Since the HOR/HER activity of Ni is rather low [29][30][31] due to the strong hydrogen binding to the surface, [32][33][34] it is usually enhanced either by partially oxidizing Ni surfaces [21,[35][36][37][38] or by combining Ni with other non-noble transition metals such as Mo, Cr, Co or Cu. [34,[39][40][41][42][43][44] Hence, to have a better understanding of the pH dependence, along with metallic Ni, in this work we also explore a partially oxidized Ni as well as a NiCu/C electrode.…”