July 16, 2024

Anchoring Ni(OH)2‐CeOx Heterostructure on FeOOH‐Modified Nickel‐Mesh for Efficient Alkaline Water‐Splitting Performance with Improved Stability under Quasi‐Industrial Conditions

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Developing low-cost and industrially viable electrode materials for efficient water-splitting performance and constructing intrinsically active materials with abundant active sites is still challenging. In this study, a self-supported porous network Ni(OH)

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