articleNature CommunicationsMar 31, 2023GOLD OA

A pyrolysis-free Ni/Fe bimetallic electrocatalyst for overall water splitting

South China Normal University · Zhengzhou University · +2 more institutions

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Abstract

Abstract Catalysts capable of electrochemical overall water splitting in acidic, neutral, and alkaline solution are important materials. This work develops bifunctional catalysts with single atom active sites through a pyrolysis-free route. Starting with a conjugated framework containing Fe sites, the addition of Ni atoms is used to weaken the adsorption of electrochemically generated intermediates, thus leading to more optimized energy level sand enhanced catalytic performance. The pyrolysis-free synthesis also ensured the formation of well-defined active sites within the framework structure, providing ideal platforms to understand the catalytic processes. The as-prepared catalyst exhibits efficient catalytic…

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Keywords
  • Overpotential
  • Electrocatalyst
  • Catalysis
  • Water splitting
  • Electrochemistry
  • Oxygen evolution
  • Bimetallic strip
  • Bifunctional
UN Sustainable Development Goals
  • Clean water and sanitation
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