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January 1, 2017RSC AdvancesOpen Access

An amorphous dual action electrocatalyst based on oxygen doped cobalt sulfide for the hydrogen and oxygen evolution reactions

Ummul K. Sultana Tianwei He Aijun Du Anthony P. O’Mullane

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Abstract

Here we electrodeposit an amorphous bifunctional electrocatalyst that is active for both the HER and OER under alkaline conditions which is based on oxygen doped cobalt sulfide.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d8079b45af6083e6ae2a43 https://doi.org/10.1039/c7ra10394h

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