Recent advances in noble metal-free electrocatalysts to achieve efficient alkaline water splitting
Mohammed-Ibrahim Jamesh,
Dingqin Hu,
Jing Wang
et al.
Abstract:Electrochemical water splitting is one of the promising approaches for generating hydrogen. Developing noble-metal-free electrocatalysts for hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) and oxygen evolution reaction (OER) are important to achieve efficient...
“…The distinctive composition and architecture of HEAs delineate their remarkable catalytic performance, especially in heterogeneous catalysts. 5 In recent years, HEAs have been paid considerable attention for their catalytic role in energy-related chemical processes, including the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) 6 and hydrogen evolution reaction (HER). 7 The substantial conformation entropy induced by the diverse elements in HEAs can overcome the limitations of immiscibility among the elements, leading to the formation of a stable single-phase solid solution structure.…”
State-of-the-art HEAs with outstanding water splitting performance is rationally designed, which provides a blueprint for the design of a next-generation platform for hydrogen regeneration.
“…The distinctive composition and architecture of HEAs delineate their remarkable catalytic performance, especially in heterogeneous catalysts. 5 In recent years, HEAs have been paid considerable attention for their catalytic role in energy-related chemical processes, including the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) 6 and hydrogen evolution reaction (HER). 7 The substantial conformation entropy induced by the diverse elements in HEAs can overcome the limitations of immiscibility among the elements, leading to the formation of a stable single-phase solid solution structure.…”
State-of-the-art HEAs with outstanding water splitting performance is rationally designed, which provides a blueprint for the design of a next-generation platform for hydrogen regeneration.
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