Monodispersed Pt Sites Supported on NiFe‐LDH from Synchronous Anchoring and Reduction for High Efficiency Overall Water Splitting
Noble metal
Oxygen evolution
DOI:
10.1002/smll.202207044
Publication Date:
2023-01-16T04:47:48Z
AUTHORS (9)
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Precise design of low-cost, efficient and definite electrocatalysts is the key to sustainable renewable energy. Herein, this work develops a targeted-anchored subsequent spontaneous-redox strategy synthesize nickel-iron layered double hydroxide (LDH) nanosheets anchored with monodispersed platinum (Pt) sites (Pt@LDH). Intermediate metal-organic frameworks (MOF)/LDH heterostructure not only provides numerous confine points guarantee stability Pt sites, but also excites spontaneous reduction for PtII . Electronic structure, charge transfer ability reaction kinetics Pt@LDH can be effectively facilitated by moieties. As result, optimized that 5% ultra-low content exhibits significant increment in electrochemical water splitting performance alkaline media, which afford low overpotentials 58 mV at 10 mA cm-2 hydrogen evolution (HER) 239 oxygen (OER), respectively. In real device, drive an overall water-splitting cell voltage 1.49 V , superior most reported similar LDH-based catalysts. Moreover, versatility method extended other MOF precursors noble metals ultrathin LDH supported metal promoting research interest material design.
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