Na Li, Aitong Yang, Mengyuan Jin, Shun Wang, Ping Yu, Juan Wang, Huile Jin
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Abstract
Seawater electrolysis technology for hydrogen production has attracted worldwide attention due to the abundant seawater resources. Herein, we proposed core-shell Ru@MnO2 nanowires (NWs) with α/β-MnO2 NWs as the core and amorphous Ru as the shell, in which the Ru@α-MnO2 NWs exhibited lower overpotential and better stability. More importantly, they can operate stably as a bifunctional catalyst for more than 250 h and maintain excellent catalytic performance when driven by solar energy.
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