Ionized Jet Deposition of MoS2 on Gas Diffusion Layer Electrodes for Next Generation Alkaline Electrolyzers
Advanced Sustainable Systems,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 21, 2025
Abstract
This
study
focuses
on
optimizing
MoS₂
catalysts
for
the
hydrogen
evolution
reaction
(HER)
in
anion
exchange
membrane
(AEM)
electrolyzers.
A
scalable
Ionized
Jet
Deposition
(IJD)
technique
is
employed
to
deposit
onto
various
carbon
supports,
exploring
relationship
between
substrate
properties
and
catalytic
performance.
The
results
demonstrate
that
choice
plays
a
pivotal
role
enhancing
HER
activity
durability.
deposited
Freudenberg
support
exhibited
best
activity,
achieving
current
density
of
10
mA
µg⁻¹Mo
at
−0.48
V
versus
RHE
an
alkaline
environment,
even
with
low
catalyst
loading
(12–49
µg
cm⁻
2
).
Conversely,
sulfur‐doped
supports
showed
lower
but
superior
stability,
minimal
voltage
degradation
just
0.025
after
6
h
testing
.
To
further
understand
these
results,
bubble
studies,
contact
angle
measurements
are
conducted.
Stable
electrodes
demonstrated
small
angles
enhanced
release
from
surface,
indicating
importance
hydrophilicity
improving
performance
work
highlights
synergy
synthesis
techniques
optimization,
offering
promising
path
advancing
cost‐efficient,
durable
electrocatalysts
large‐scale
AEM
electrolyzers
green
production.
Language: Английский
Constructing Mn‐Co‐Fe Ternary Metal Phosphides Nanosheet Arrays as Bifunctional Electrocatalysts for Overall Water Splitting
Fan Wang,
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Zhen Pei,
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Zhou Xu
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et al.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 27, 2025
Abstract
Bifunctional
electrocatalysts
with
high
efficiency,
stability,
and
distinguished
performance
have
attracted
more
attention
in
the
field
of
overall
water
splitting,
while
composition
structure
design
are
very
essential
for
superb
low
price.
In
this
work,
heterostructure
Mn‐Co‐Fe‐P
nanoarrays
is
situ
grown
on
nickel
foam
(NF)
by
simple
hydrothermal
method
phosphating
method.
The
resultant
catalyst
has
favorable
electrocatalytic
oxygen
evolution
reaction
(OER)
overpotential
at
10
(100)
mA
cm
−2
192
(279)
mV
Tafel
slope
43.75
dec
−1
,
hydrogen
(HER)
98
(152)
40.68
full
voltage
1.66
V
100
when
applied
to
splitting.
3D
provides
active
sites,
growth
improves
stability
conductivity
catalyst.
This
binder‐free
electrocatalyst
excellent
catalytic
a
promising
bifunctional
candidate
Language: Английский