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Unconventional direct synthesis of Ni3N/Ni with N-vacancies for efficient and stable hydrogen evolution

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posted on 2024-06-13, 17:51 authored by D Zhang, H Li, A Riaz, A Sharma, W Liang, Helena Wang, H Chen, K Vora, D Yan, Z Su, A Tricoli, C Zhao, FJ Beck, K Reuter, K Catchpole, S Karuturi
Direct synthesis of Ni3N/Ni catalyst enriched with N-vacancies using one-step reactive magnetron sputtering with enhanced performance for the hydrogen evolution reaction in photoelectrochemical cells and electrolysers.

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Location

Berlin, Germany

Language

eng

Publication classification

C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

Journal

Energy and Environmental Science

Volume

15

Pagination

185-195

ISSN

1754-5692

eISSN

1754-5706

Issue

1

Publisher

ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY