Engineering Ruthenium Species on Metal–organic Frameworks for Water Electrolysis at Industrial Current Densities
Dequan Li,
Mingpeng Chen,
Di Liu
et al.
Abstract:Developing highly active and stable electrocatalysts for hydrogen production at industrial current densities is pivotal to give an impetus to carbon neutrality. Recently, metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) with large surface area and adjustable structures have become a class of promising alternative electrocatalysts, while their low conductivity and poor stability limit their widespread applications. Here, a modified strategy is proposed to stabilize and modulate Ruthenium (Ru) species including Ru single atoms (… Show more
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