High entropy materials—emerging nanomaterials for electrocatalysis
Hang Li,
Li Ling,
Shengfa Li
et al.
Abstract:In this review, we present the key synthetic strategies for the preparation of high entropy materials and their applications in different electrocatalysis reactions.
“…It is noteworthy that HEMs in nanoparticle form exhibit a larger specific surface area and enhanced adsorption capacity, providing a substantial advantage for their application in catalysis. 49–53…”
Using the two-step solution combustion method, nanocrystals of ultra-high-entropy rare-earth orthoferrite (UHE REO) were synthesized and used as effective catalysts for the hydrogen evolution reactions (HER) and oxygen evolutions (OER).
“…It is noteworthy that HEMs in nanoparticle form exhibit a larger specific surface area and enhanced adsorption capacity, providing a substantial advantage for their application in catalysis. 49–53…”
Using the two-step solution combustion method, nanocrystals of ultra-high-entropy rare-earth orthoferrite (UHE REO) were synthesized and used as effective catalysts for the hydrogen evolution reactions (HER) and oxygen evolutions (OER).
Further enhancing the effective absorption bandwidth (EAB) and the harsh-environment stability of high-entropy alloy (HEA) electromagnetic-wave absorbing (EMA) materials is of great practical significance and broad application prospects.
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