Rise of wood-based catalytic electrodes for large-scale hydrogen production

Ling, Ruihua; Lu, Tong; Amini, Abbas; Yang, Hao; Cheng, Chun

doi:10.1039/d3qm01156a

Mater. Chem. Front.

2024

DOI: 10.1039/d3qm01156a

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Rise of wood-based catalytic electrodes for large-scale hydrogen production

Ruihua Ling,

Tong Lu,

Abbas Amini

et al.

Abstract: Large-scale utilization of hydrogen energy is considered as the key to resolve the problem of ever-increasing environmental pollution and energy shortage in today's world. As such, using renewable energy and...

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Rise of wood-based catalytic electrodes for large-scale hydrogen production

Abstract: Large-scale utilization of hydrogen energy is considered as the key to resolve the problem of ever-increasing environmental pollution and energy shortage in today's world. As such, using renewable energy and...

Cited by 3 publications

References 116 publications

Comparison of Modifications for Enhancing the Electrooxidation Performance of Porous Ni Foil Catalytic Electrodes Derived from Paper Templates: Cu-Added Alloying and In Situ Growth of Ni-S Nanosheets

Comparison of Modifications for Enhancing the Electrooxidation Performance of Porous Ni Foil Catalytic Electrodes Derived from Paper Templates: Cu-Added Alloying and In Situ Growth of Ni-S Nanosheets

High-pressure proton exchange membrane water electrolysis: Current status and challenges in hydrogen production

Conductive network construction and electrocatalytic performance of phosphorus-doped nickel-based bamboo fiber film flexible electrodes

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