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Wang et al., 2023 - Google Patents

Porous heterojunction of Ni2P/Ni7S6 with high crystalline phase and superior conductivity for industrial anion exchange membrane water electrolysis

Wang et al., 2023

Document ID
13155684201525995810
Author
Wang F
Xu N
Yu C
Xie J
Dong B
Zhang X
Dong Y
Zhou Y
Chai Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Applied Catalysis B: Environmental

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Limited by sluggish mass and charge transfer in anion exchange membrane (AEM) water electrolysis, designing high crystalline phase and superior conductivity electrocatalysts for oxygen evolution is crucial in promoting application of hydrogen. Herein, maple leaf-shaped …
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