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CoP nanoplates dotted with porous Ni3S2 nanospheres for the collaborative enhancement of hydrogen production via urea-water electrolysis

Wen et al., 2022

Document ID
10861076663724232041
Author
Wen D
Ye M
Xia Y
Mai W
Zhang Z
Zhang W
Peng W
Hu W
Tian L
Publication year
Publication venue
Applied Surface Science

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In order to solve the environmental degradation issues induced by the overuse of fossil energy and indiscriminate discharge of urea-rich wastewater, it is imperative to design high- performance electrocatalysts with dual functions for both hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) …
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