“…Generally, owing to their high electrical conductivities, [14] cobalt phosphides have found a broad potential application for energy storage devices and beyond, including hydrogen evolution, [15] oxygen evolution, [16] and overall water splitting, [17] supercapacitors, [18] zinc-air [19,20] and lithium-air batteries, [21] and Li-ion, Na-ion, and K-ion storage anode. [22][23][24] A combination of different cobalt phosphides (Co x P: CoP + Co 2 P) [25] with cobalt oxide (Co x P/CoO) [26] makes these materials multi-functional and improves their performance.…”