Interface Engineering of Electrocatalysts for Efficient and Selective Oxygen Evolution in Alkaline/Seawater
Daekyu Kim,
Wenhan Zu,
Ching Lam Kwok
et al.
Abstract:Electrochemical water splitting is regarded as an effective technology for producing green hydrogen, which is crucial for addressing energy and environmental challenges. In particular, direct seawater splitting offers significant economic and environmental advantages. However, its efficiency is hindered by the high overpotential required for the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) and the competition from chloride oxidation. This review highlights the potential of interface engineering to overcome these limitation… Show more
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