Ultrastable and highly efficient hydrogen evolution by heterogeneous NiO/Ni catalysts under industrial electrolysis conditions
Feng Chen,
Wenfeng Peng,
Junshuang Zhou
et al.
Abstract:The heterojunction of NiO/Ni synergistically optimizes the kinetics during the alkaline hydrogen evolution process, thereby enhancing the catalytic performance beyond that of Pt/C.
“…147 Under industrial electrolysis conditions, the current density and time span are much larger than in laboratory tests, which puts forward higher requirements on the stability of the catalyst. 124,148,149 Long-term high load operation is more likely to lead to catalyst deactivation. The pollution and failure of ion exchange membranes and electrolytes in electrolytic cells may affect the performance of catalysts.…”
Renewable energy electrolysis of water to produce hydrogen is an effective measure to break energy dilemma. However, achieving activity and stability under high current density is still a key problem...
“…147 Under industrial electrolysis conditions, the current density and time span are much larger than in laboratory tests, which puts forward higher requirements on the stability of the catalyst. 124,148,149 Long-term high load operation is more likely to lead to catalyst deactivation. The pollution and failure of ion exchange membranes and electrolytes in electrolytic cells may affect the performance of catalysts.…”
Renewable energy electrolysis of water to produce hydrogen is an effective measure to break energy dilemma. However, achieving activity and stability under high current density is still a key problem...
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