Crystalline‐Amorphous Interface‐Triggered Electron Redistribution on Copper(II) Sulfide@Metal (Ni, Co, and Fe) Oxyhydroxides for Ultra‐Efficient Overall Water/Seawater Splitting
Peng Gu,
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Yidong Song,
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Yihe Fan
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et al.
Advanced Energy Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 1, 2024
Abstract
Rearranging
the
electronic
orbitals
of
metal
sites
through
interface
engineering
is
breakthrough
for
achieving
high
efficiencies
in
hydrogen/oxygen
evolution
reactions
(HER/OER)
on
bimetallic
catalysts.
Here,
via
a
multistep
liquid‐phase
synthesis
strategy,
crystalline‐amorphous
(c‐a)
built
by
coating
amorphous
oxyhydroxide
layer
surface
crystallized
copper(II)
sulfide
(CuS@MOOH,
M
=
iron
(Fe),
cobalt
(Co)
and
nickel
(Ni))
with
an
internal
cavity.
For
HER,
c‐a
facilitates
electron
filling
3d
Cu,
thereby
enhancing
coordination
between
Cu
(Cu
2+
/Cu
+
)
*H
reducing
energy
barrier
adsorption.
OER,
triggers
rearrangement
sites,
prompting
transition
from
t2g
to
eg
achieve
half‐filled
state,
optimizing
oxygen‐intermediates
adsorption
(M
3+
/M
4+
).
Among
CuS@MOOH,
as‐marked
CuS@CoOOH‐6
exhibits
best
activities
ultra‐low
overpotentials
62
mV
(HER)
136
(OER).
Only
1.52
V
sufficient
power
electrolyzer
CuS@CoOOH‐6‐based
cathode/anode,
maintaining
ultra‐stable
efficiency
(96.9
%)
over
72
h.
Notably,
also
impressive
activity/durability
natural
seawater
electrolysis.
This
study
enhances
understanding
properties
structure
water
splitting.
Language: Английский
Achieving advanced hydrogen evolution under large current density using an amorphous/crystalline core–shell electrocatalyst of a-NiCoP/Co2P
Dalton Transactions,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Optimizing
the
interfacial
electronic
structure
accelerates
desorption
of
activated
adsorbed
H
intermediates,
leading
to
more
efficient
hydrogen
evolution.
Language: Английский
Boosting Hydrogen Evolution Reaction by Sequential Modulation of Elementary Steps on Ru–Ni–P-Coated Cu Nanowires
ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 4, 2025
Language: Английский
Activating Nickel-tungsten alloy for efficient alkaline hydrogen evolution via interface engineering
Xiao Dong Chen,
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Fu Wanyan,
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Zhaojie Wang
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et al.
Journal of Physics Conference Series,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
2962(1), P. 012005 - 012005
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Abstract
The
design
of
unprecious
metal
catalysts
that
exhibit
both
high-performance
and
durstability
presents
a
significant
challenge
for
hydrogen
evolution
reaction
(HER).
Non-precious
metal-based
5NiWAg
10
-NiW@CF
catalyst
with
efficient
HER
catalytic
activity
was
developed
synthesized
based
on
interfacial
engineering
modulation.
experimental
results
show
the
heterogeneous
interface
not
only
promotes
exposure
active
site,
but
also
accelerates
transfer
electrons.
high
electrocatalytic
activity,
achieving
an
overpotential
118
mV
at
current
density
0.01
A
cm
−2
.
Particularly,
favorable
kinetics
towards
in
alkaline
atmosphere
evidenced
by
its
Tafel
slope
as
low
103
dec
−1
This
work
offers
new
perspective
optimization
catalysts.
Language: Английский