Ultrafast room-temperature synthesis of porous S-doped Ni/Fe (oxy)hydroxide electrodes for oxygen evolution catalysis in seawater splitting

By Luo Yu, Libo Wu, Brian P. McElhenny, Shaowei Song, D. Luo, Fanghao Zhang, Ying Yu, Shuo Chen, Zhifeng Ren. Energy & Environmental Science, 2020

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A robust oxygen-evolving electrocatalyst for high-performance seawater splitting was developed using a cost-effective and industrially compatible method.

Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electrochemistry, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

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• Stability challenges of electrocatalytic oxygen evolution reaction: From mechanistic understanding to reactor design (2021, methodology): “For selectivity, NiFe-(oxy)hydroxide-based catalysts have been shown to have good performance in seawater splitting and have also been directly applied in alkaline AEMWE with reasonable stability.(158,159) In contrast, impurity deposition on the catalysts or membrane is still a critical challenge fo”