An efficient Ni3S2–Ni electrode constructed by a one-step powder metallurgy approach for the hydrogen evolution reaction
Yang Zhao,
Xiaoqian Shi,
Bin Zhang
et al.
Abstract:A one-step powder metallurgy process using Ni and nano S powder was proposed to prepare a Ni3S2–Ni electrode. Numerous Ni3S2 nano protuberances on the surface and strong bonding between inter-connected Ni networks significantly improve the catalytic performance and durability of the HER.
“…1–3 Clean energy resources are high-profile research topics of the century, and hydrogen energy has been identified as a clean and sustainable resource. 4,5 Hydrogen may be a significant and extraordinary energy resource for modern technology. 6 Among the several techniques used for the production of hydrogen, electrochemical water splitting is considered the most efficient and reliable approach.…”
Synthesis and evaluations of the characteristics of the metal carbides are obligatory due to their intrinsic features for the hydrogen evolution reaction. Molybdenum carbide nanosheets have been synthesized successfully at...
“…1–3 Clean energy resources are high-profile research topics of the century, and hydrogen energy has been identified as a clean and sustainable resource. 4,5 Hydrogen may be a significant and extraordinary energy resource for modern technology. 6 Among the several techniques used for the production of hydrogen, electrochemical water splitting is considered the most efficient and reliable approach.…”
Synthesis and evaluations of the characteristics of the metal carbides are obligatory due to their intrinsic features for the hydrogen evolution reaction. Molybdenum carbide nanosheets have been synthesized successfully at...
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