Electrodeposited dual-phase nickel selenide heterostructure for hydrazine-assisted water splitting

Amit  Kumar Nayak; Gaurav Mehta; Debabrata Pradhan

doi:10.1039/d5ta09686c

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Electrodeposited dual-phase nickel selenide heterostructure for hydrazine-assisted water splitting

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The aim is to create an electrocatalyst that enhances hydrogen production through hydrazine-assisted water splitting.
Developed a dual-phase nickel selenide heterostructure via electrodeposition.
Evaluated electrocatalytic performance for hydrogen evolution reaction.
Analyzed the effect of hydrazine on reaction kinetics.
The dual-phase structure significantly improved the efficiency of hydrogen production.
Showed superior catalytic activity compared to traditional electrocatalysts.

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Electrodeposition develops dual-phase nickel selenide to enhance hydrogen production via water splitting, suggesting improved energy conversion efficiency.

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Hydrazine-assisted water splitting offers a promising energy conversion technique for highly efficient hydrogen production. Developing bifunctional electrocatalysts that can simultaneously enhance the kinetics of both the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER)...

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