Recent Trends and Perspectives in Electrochemical Water Splitting with an Emphasis on Sulfide, Selenide, and Phosphide Catalysts of Fe, Co, and Ni: A Review
Central Electrochemical Research Institute · Texas A&M University
Abstract
Increasing demand for finding eco-friendly and everlasting energy sources is now totally depending on fuel cell technology. Though it is an eco-friendly way of producing energy for the urgent requirements, it needs to be improved to make it cheaper and more eco-friendly. Although there are several types of fuel cells, the hydrogen (H2) and oxygen (O2) fuel cell is the one with zero carbon emission and water as the only byproduct. However, supplying fuels in the purest form (at least the H2) is essential to ensure higher life cycles and less decay in cell efficiency. The current large-scale H2 production is largely dependent on steam reforming of fossil fuels, which generates CO2 along with H2 and the source of…
Citation impact
- FWCI
- 64.70
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- 100%
- References
- 257
Authors
6- SASengeni AnantharajCorresponding
Central Electrochemical Research Institute
- SRSivasankara Rao Ede
Central Electrochemical Research Institute
- KSK. Sakthikumar
Central Electrochemical Research Institute
- KKKannimuthu Karthick
Central Electrochemical Research Institute
- SRSoumya Ranjan Mishra
Central Electrochemical Research Institute
Topics & keywords
- Phosphide
- Selenide
- Electrolysis
- Water splitting
- Anode
- Sulfide
- Electrolysis of water
- Fossil fuel