Engineering Multilevel Collaborative Catalytic Interfaces with Multifunctional Iron Sites Enabling High-Performance Real Seawater Splitting
Hunan Normal University · University of South China · +1 more institution
Abstract
Given the abundant reserves of seawater and the scarcity of freshwater, real seawater electrolysis is a more economically appealing technology for hydrogen production relative to orthodox freshwater electrolysis. However, this technology is greatly precluded by the undesirable chlorine oxidation reaction and severe chloride corrosion at the anode, further restricting the catalytic efficiency of overall seawater splitting. Herein, a feasible strategy by engineering multifunctional collaborative catalytic interfaces is reported to develop porous metal nitride/phosphide heterostructure arrays anchoring on conductive Ni2P surfaces with affluent iron sites. Collaborative catalytic interfaces among iron phosphide,…
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- 11.61
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- 100%
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10Topics & keywords
- Water splitting
- Bifunctional
- Seawater
- Electrolysis
- Materials science
- Catalysis
- Oxygen evolution
- Phosphide
- Life below water