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An innovative hierarchical flower-like NiMo-MOF as a bifunctional electrocatalyst for enhanced OER and HER performance
Developing a bifunctional catalyst that can facilitate both hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) and oxygen evolution reaction (OER) is crucial to meet the demand for renewable energy for future generations. A hierarchical flower-like nickel–molybdenum bimetallic metal-organic framework (NiMo-MOF) was synthesized via a solvothermal method using trimesic acid (TMA) as the organic linker and a tailored combination of Ni and Mo metal centers. The resulting NiMo-MOF was evaluated for its electrocatalytic performance in both the OER and HER. The NiMo-MOF achieved high current densities of 10 mA/cm2 with low overpotentials of 250 mV for the OER and 192 mV for the HER, along with low Tafel slopes of 69 mV/dec for OER and 92 mV/dec for HER in alkaline electrolyte. Additionally, a chronoamperometry study was performed to evaluate the long-term stability of NiMo-MOF for OER and HER. Remarkably, the catalyst reveals no significant loss of current density after 9 h, confirming the long-term lifetime of the prepared NiMo-MOF. This study introduced a new NiMo-MOF that exhibited high efficiency in OER and HER applications.
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