Jing Wang , Zikang Zhao , Li Ji , Yan Wang , Ying Zhang , Shan Song , Junshuang Zhou , Faming Gao
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摘要
碱性电催化剂因其低成本、高稳定性以及与可再生能源的兼容性,成为实现经济高效、环保制氢的关键。本研究通过在 NiFeOOH 上电沉积镍薄层,成功制备了具有优异催化性能的 Ni@NiFeOOH/IF 样品。在电流密度为 500 mA cm-2 时,该样品的 HER 和 OER 过电位分别仅为 230 mV 和 252 mV。SEM、TEM、XRD、拉曼光谱和 XPS 等表征技术证实了镍层的存在及其在提高电子转移率和导电性方面的作用。在碱性环境中,Ni@NiFeOOH/IF 电极不仅表现出卓越的 HER 和 OER 性能以及良好的稳定性,而且在高温和高浓度条件下的全水分裂试验中也表现出优异的性能,为工业应用提供了可靠的可能性。这项研究为开发高效、稳定的非贵金属水分离催化剂提供了新的思路。
Electrodeposition of nickel layer to enhance the alkaline catalytic performance of nickel‑iron oxyhydroxide
Alkaline electrocatalysts are key to achieving cost-effective and environmentally friendly hydrogen production due to their low cost, high stability, and compatibility with renewable energy sources. This study successfully prepared a Ni@NiFeOOH/IF sample with excellent catalytic performance by electrodeposition of a nickel thin layer on NiFeOOH. The overpotentials for HER and OER of this sample were only 230 mV and 252 mV, respectively, at a current density of 500 mA cm−2. Characterization techniques such as SEM, TEM, XRD, Raman spectroscopy, and XPS confirmed the presence of the nickel layer and its role in enhancing electron transfer rates and electrical conductivity. In an alkaline environment, the Ni@NiFeOOH/IF electrode not only exhibited outstanding HER and OER performance and good stability but also showed excellent performance in full water splitting tests under high-temperature and high-concentration conditions, offering a reliable possibility for industrial applications. This research provides a new approach for the development of efficient and stable non-noble metal water splitting catalysts.
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