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Nickel foam-supported NiFe layered double hydroxides nanoflakes array as a greatly enhanced electrocatalyst for oxygen evolution reaction

Senthil et al., 2018

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11262949439160118092
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Senthil R
Pan J
Yang X
Sun Y
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International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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In this work, nickel-iron layered double hydroxides nanoflakes are grown on nickel foam by a facile in-situ complexation precipitation method. The fabricated nickel-iron layered double hydroxides/nickel foam with special 3D structure with large electrochemical activated …
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