Nickel regulated hierarchical structure bimetallic phosphides on iron foam to promote ampere-level current density for oxygen evolution reaction

Yuan Liu; Xinyi Song; Ping Nie; Hairui Wang; Juan Jian; Fen Yao; Limin Chang; Shuang Gao

doi:10.1039/d5tc02156a

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry C

Nickel regulated hierarchical structure bimetallic phosphides on iron foam to promote ampere-level current density for oxygen evolution reaction

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The introduction of nickel in bimetallic phosphides significantly enhances the current density achieved in oxygen evolution reactions.
Adjustments to the FeNiP nanorod structure allow for improved performance, achieving considerable increases in reaction efficiency.
Innovative designs of electrocatalysts like FeNiP can help overcome the challenges associated with slow oxygen evolution reactions.
This research highlights the potential of using iron foam as a supporting structure for advanced electrocatalysts.

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Research demonstrates improved current density for oxygen evolution in electrocatalysts, indicating nickel's key role.

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Strategically designing advanced electrocatalysts to accelerate the inherently slow oxygen evolution reaction (OER) remains a crucial yet demanding endeavor in electrocatalysis research. Herein, we present the FeNiP nanorod with adjustable...

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