FeCoP Sub-Nanosheets for Electrocatalytic Water Splitting

FeCoP Sub-Nanosheets for Electrocatalytic Water Splitting

The use of renewable energy for water electrolysis can achieve a green hydrogen production industry chain. However, finding efficient electrocatalysts remains a challenge for green hydrogen production. Here, we constructed sub-nanoscale FeCoP nanosheets with an average thickness of 0.9 nanometers through ultrasonic cavitation-driven two-dimensional self-assembly, followed by phosphorization treatment. Benefiting from rich active sites, enhanced … Read more

Regulating Electrode Wettability to Enhance Mass Transfer in Hydrogen Evolution Reaction

Regulating Electrode Wettability to Enhance Mass Transfer in Hydrogen Evolution Reaction

In the hydrogen evolution reaction, the low mass transfer efficiency caused by bubble attachment to the electrode, bubble dispersion in the electrolyte, and slow diffusion of hydrogen greatly hinders the reaction process.Existing technologies can only address the issues of bubble attachment or bubble dispersion.However, strategies that can simultaneously solve the three problems of bubble attachment, … Read more