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Green H2 Generation from Seawater Deploying a Bifunctional Hetero‐Interfaced CoS2‐CoFe‐Layered Double Hydroxide in an Electrolyzer

Afshan et al., 2024

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4650801207689401899
Author
Afshan G
Karim S
Kharwar Y
Aziz T
Saha S
Roy S
Dutta A
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This work illustrates the practicality and economic benefits of employing a hetero‐interfaced electrocatalyst (CoS2@ CoFe‐LDH), containing cobalt sulphide and iron‐cobalt double‐ layer hydroxide for large‐scale hydrogen generation. Here, the rational synthesis and …
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