Opportunities and challenges of hydrotalcite-related electrocatalysts for seawater splitting: a systematic perspective from materials synthesis, characterization and application

Dai, Rongrong; Dai, Chenyang; Hou, Shujin; He, Qian; Liu, Baogui; Huang, Minghua; Jiang, Heqing; Li, Mohua; Pan, Likun; Zheng, Gengfeng; Kim, Jeonghun; Han, Minsu; Yamauchi, Yusuke; Xu, Xingtao

doi:10.1039/d3ta02524a

J. Mater. Chem. A

2023

DOI: 10.1039/d3ta02524a

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Opportunities and challenges of hydrotalcite-related electrocatalysts for seawater splitting: a systematic perspective from materials synthesis, characterization and application

Rongrong Dai¹,

Chenyang Dai²,

Shujin Hou³

et al.

Abstract: Extensive chloride ions existing in the seawater could occur a competitive reaction along with water oxidation on the anode during seawater electrocatalysis. The alkaline electrolytes facilitate to improve the seawater...

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Laser‐driven liquid assembly: Metal‐nanocluster‐decorated Ni(OH)₂/nickel foam for efficient water electrolysis

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Herein, an in situ approach of pulsed laser irradiation in liquids (PLIL) was exploited to create surface‐modified electrodes for eco‐friendly H2 fuel production via electrolysis. The surface of the nickel foam (NF) substrate was nondestructively modified in 1.0 mol/L KOH using PLIL, resulting in a highly reactive Ni(OH)2/NF. Moreover, single‐metal Ir, Ru, and Pd nanoclusters were introduced onto Ni(OH)2/NF via appropriate metal precursors. This simultaneous surface oxidation of the NF to Ni(OH)2 and decoration with reduced metallic nanoparticles during PLIL are advantageous for promoting hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) and oxygen evolution reaction (OER), and overall water splitting (OWS). The Ir‐Ni(OH)2/NF electrode demonstrates superior performance, achieving the lowest overpotentials at 10 mA/cm2 (η) with 74 mV (HER) and 268 mV (OER). The OWS using Ir‐Ni(OH)2/NF||Ir‐Ni(OH)2/NF cell demonstrated a low voltage of 1.592 V, reaching 10 mA/cm2 with notable stability of 72 h. Ir‐Ni(OH)2/NF performance is assigned to the improved defects and boosted intrinsic properties resulting from the synergy between metallic‐nanoparticles and the oxidized NF surface, which are positively influenced by PLIL.

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Laser‐driven liquid assembly: Metal‐nanocluster‐decorated Ni(OH)₂/nickel foam for efficient water electrolysis

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Hierarchical cobalt-molybdenum layered double hydroxide arrays power efficient oxygen evolution reaction

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Advances of layered double hydroxide electrocatalysts for high-current-density alkaline water/seawater splitting

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Opportunities and challenges of hydrotalcite-related electrocatalysts for seawater splitting: a systematic perspective from materials synthesis, characterization and application

Abstract: Extensive chloride ions existing in the seawater could occur a competitive reaction along with water oxidation on the anode during seawater electrocatalysis. The alkaline electrolytes facilitate to improve the seawater...

Cited by 11 publications

References 133 publications

Laser‐driven liquid assembly: Metal‐nanocluster‐decorated Ni(OH)₂/nickel foam for efficient water electrolysis

Laser‐driven liquid assembly: Metal‐nanocluster‐decorated Ni(OH)₂/nickel foam for efficient water electrolysis

Hierarchical cobalt-molybdenum layered double hydroxide arrays power efficient oxygen evolution reaction

Advances of layered double hydroxide electrocatalysts for high-current-density alkaline water/seawater splitting

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Opportunities and challenges of hydrotalcite-related electrocatalysts for seawater splitting: a systematic perspective from materials synthesis, characterization and application

Abstract: Extensive chloride ions existing in the seawater could occur a competitive reaction along with water oxidation on the anode during seawater electrocatalysis. The alkaline electrolytes facilitate to improve the seawater...

Cited by 11 publications

References 133 publications

Laser‐driven liquid assembly: Metal‐nanocluster‐decorated Ni(OH)2/nickel foam for efficient water electrolysis

Laser‐driven liquid assembly: Metal‐nanocluster‐decorated Ni(OH)2/nickel foam for efficient water electrolysis

Hierarchical cobalt-molybdenum layered double hydroxide arrays power efficient oxygen evolution reaction

Advances of layered double hydroxide electrocatalysts for high-current-density alkaline water/seawater splitting

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Laser‐driven liquid assembly: Metal‐nanocluster‐decorated Ni(OH)₂/nickel foam for efficient water electrolysis

Laser‐driven liquid assembly: Metal‐nanocluster‐decorated Ni(OH)₂/nickel foam for efficient water electrolysis