Enhanced the Overall Water Splitting Performance of Quaternary NiFeCrCo LDH: Via Increasing Entropy
Xin Liu,
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Li Bai,
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Xinrong Guo
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et al.
Molecules,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
30(7), P. 1461 - 1461
Published: March 25, 2025
The
construction
of
high-performance
catalysts
for
overall
water
splitting
(OWS)
is
crucial.
Nickel–iron-layered
double
hydroxide
(NiFe
LDH)
a
promising
catalyst
OWS.
However,
the
slow
kinetics
HER
under
alkaline
conditions
seriously
hinder
application
NiFe
LDH
in
This
work
presents
strategy
to
optimize
OWS
performance
by
adjusting
entropy
multi-metallic
LDH.
Quaternary
NiFeCrCo
was
constructed,
which
exhibited
remarkable
activity.
OER
and
were
stable
100
h
80
h,
respectively.
activity
LDH//NiFeCrCo
only
required
1.42
V
reach
10
mA
cm−2,
cm−2
1.54
V.
Under
simulated
seawater
conditions,
1.57
1.71
cm−2.
introduction
Co
into
structure
induced
Cr
provide
more
electrons
Fe,
regulated
electronic
state
appropriate
essential
proposes
new
achieve
excellent
through
entropy-increase
engineering.
Language: Английский
MoO2/(Fe,Ni) heterostructure as efficient bifunctional electrocatalyst for overall water splitting
Renhong Chen,
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Chen Li,
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Tao Tang
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et al.
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
133, P. 29 - 37
Published: May 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Electrochemical‐Doping of Tungsten on Nickel‐Boron‐Phosphide Microspheres for Accelerated Industrial‐Scale Water Electrolysis at High Current Density
Advanced Materials Technologies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 3, 2025
Abstract
Development
of
alternative
electrocatalysts
with
high
efficiency
and
stable
operation
at
current
density
(HCD)
put
a
challenge
for
industrial‐level
green‐hydrogen
production.
Herein,
tungsten
doping
is
systematically
demonstrated
on
nickel‐boron‐phosphide
(W/NiBP)
microsphere
electrode
(ME)
by
an
electrodeposition
approach
generation.
The
W/NiBP
ME
exhibits
low
hydrogen
evolution
reaction
(HER)
oxygen
(OER)
overpotentials
80
330
mV
100
mA
cm
−2
in
1
m
KOH,
respectively,
outperforming
the
benchmark
Pt/C
RuO
2.
bi‐functional
demonstrates
remarkably
voltage
1.85
V
500
KOH
overall
water
splitting
(OWS),
exceeding
most
state‐of‐the‐art
electrocatalysts.
Moreover,
ultra‐low
cell
2.50
under
harsh
industrial
conditions
2,000
6
60
°C
steady
1,000
over
200
h,
which
superior
to
reported
HCD.
A
small
amount
W
incorporation
can
significantly
accelerate
catalytic
activity
NiBP
microspheres
increased
electrochemical
surface
area,
optimized
adsorption‐desorption
kinetics
intermediates,
intrinsic
activity,
corrosion
resistance.
Language: Английский