Advancing the Electrochemistry of the Hydrogen‐Evolution Reaction through Combining Experiment and Theory
The University of Adelaide · Kent State University
Abstract
The electrocatalytic hydrogen-evolution reaction (HER), as the main step of water splitting and the cornerstone of exploring the mechanism of other multi-electron transfer electrochemical processes, is the subject of extensive studies. A large number of high-performance electrocatalysts have been developed for HER accompanied by recent significant advances in exploring its electrochemical nature. Herein we present a critical appraisal of both theoretical and experimental studies of HER electrocatalysts with special emphasis on the electronic structure, surface (electro)chemistry, and molecular design. It addresses the importance of correlating theoretical calculations and electrochemical measurements toward…
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- Electrochemistry
- Electrocatalyst
- Electron transfer
- Quantum chemistry
- Nanotechnology
- Chemical physics
- Cornerstone
- Chemistry
- Clean water and sanitation