Engineering NiMoP nanosheets on hollow Cu₃P nanotube arrays as efficient electrocatalyst for hydrogen evolution reaction

Abstract

Designing nonprecious but efficient electrocatalysts for the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) in alkaline solution still remains a significant challenge. Herein, we report the NiMoP nanosheets on hollow Cu3P nanotube arrays...

Titanium nitride supported ternary metal phosphides for hydrogen evolution

“…In addition, the P species can work as proton absorbers in the Volmer step. 26 Furthermore, ternary bimetallic phosphides such as NiFeP, 27,28 NiCoP, 29,30 and NiMoP 31,32 have been investigated to further enhance the electrocatalytic HER performance through the synergistic effect of the different components.…”

Efficient and sustainable hydrogen evolution reaction: enhanced photoelectrochemical performance of ReO3-incorporated Cu2Te catalysts

“…This increases the interfacial resistance between the catalyst and electrolyte, blocks the active site of the catalyst, and results in reduced HER activity. 23 Deposition of a catalyst on a conductive substrate is a promising strategy, which often provides nano- or microstructures with a large number of active edge sites and lower diffusion lengths for charge and mass transport. 24 Cu foam (CuF) can be used for materials growth, and its low cost and high electrical conductivity make it suitable as an electrode substrate.…”