Hao Sun , Boxuan Jin , Shuyi Cao, Jinghan Zhang, Tianhang Li, Xiaojing Liu, Guihua Liu, Jingde Li
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CeO2 decorated bimetallic phosphide nanosheet as efficient catalyst towards water splitting reaction
Developing low-cost and high-performance electrocatalysts for water splitting is crucial for hydrogen production. In this study, a high-performance hydrogen and oxygen evolution reaction (HER/OER) bifunctional electrocatalyst is developed by introducing oxygen-deficient CeO2 nanoparticles on (Ni, Co)2P nanosheets. The introduction of defective CeO2 modulates the electronic structure of the CeO2@(Ni, Co)2P/NF interface, which offers a synergistic effect promoting the HER/OER reaction in the alkaline water splitting process. Specifically, the CeO2@(Ni, Co)2P/NF electrode exhibits an overpotential of 151 mV for HER and 257 mV for OER at current density of 100 mA·cm−2. In the overall water electrolysis test, it exhibits excellent stability performance at a cell voltage of 1.70 V around 100 mA·cm−2. This work shows an alternative strategy for the development of active bifunctional water splitting electrocatalysts.
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