January 1, 2018Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Rhodium metal–rhodium oxide (Rh–Rh₂O₃) nanostructures with Pt-like or better activity towards hydrogen evolution and oxidation reactions (HER, HOR) in acid and base: correlating its HOR/HER activity with hydrogen binding energy and oxophilicity of the catalyst

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Rh–Rh₂O₃ nanostructures exhibit superior HER and HOR in acid and base; hydrogen binding energy and oxophilicity were found to be the equivalent descriptors for HER/HOR in alkaline medium.

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Rh–Rh₂O₃ nanostructures exhibit superior HER and HOR in acid and base; hydrogen binding energy and oxophilicity were found to be the equivalent descriptors for HER/HOR in alkaline medium.

Rhodium metal–rhodium oxide (Rh–Rh₂O₃) nanostructures with Pt-like or better activity towards hydrogen evolution and oxidation reactions (HER, HOR) in acid and base: correlating its HOR/HER activity with hydrogen binding energy and oxophilicity of the catalyst

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Rhodium metal–rhodium oxide (Rh–Rh₂O₃) nanostructures with Pt-like or better activity towards hydrogen evolution and oxidation reactions (HER, HOR) in acid and base: correlating its HOR/HER activity with hydrogen binding energy and oxophilicity of the catalyst

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