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Trash to treasure: A novel chemical route to synthesis of NiO/C for hydrogen production

Lu et al., 2019

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902649568848184085
Author
Lu S
Hummel M
Gu Z
Gu Y
Cen Z
Wei L
Zhou Y
Zhang C
Yang C
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international journal of hydrogen energy

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Transition metal oxides (TMOs), especially nickel oxide (NiO), are environmentally benign and cost-effective materials, and have recently emerged as potential hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) electrocatalysts for future industrial scale water splitting in alkaline …
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