Industrially promising NiCoP nanorod arrays tailored with trace W and Mo atoms for boosting large-current-density overall water splitting
Xin Guo, Menggang Li, Lin He, Shuo Geng, Fenyang Tian, Ying Song, Weiwei Yang, Yongsheng Yu
Abstract
and an excellent long-term stability within 50 h, better than most of the state-of-the-art bifunctional electrocatalysts yet reported. Our results highlight the significance of trace-doping engineering in industrial water electrolysis.
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