Hydrothermally Fabricated NiO@TiO2–Nanofiber Composite for Efficient Electrocatalytic Hydrogen Evolution Reaction
Dawit Tibebu Haile,
Munise Cobet,
Christoph Ulbricht
et al.
Abstract:Nowadays, hydrogen fuel is becoming more popular, and it is attracting significant attention as a sustainable and environmentally benign energy source owing to its zero emission of harmful substances and high energy density. Hydrogen generation through the electrocatalytic hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) employs economically inexpensive and selfsupported electrocatalysts that hold immense potential to provide a sustainable and cost-effective fuel in the future energy scenario. A self-supported NiO@TiO 2 nano… Show more
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