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A fibrous NiCo-LDH framework decorated with metastable Rh sites enables highly efficient alkaline and seawater electrolysis by accelerating charge transfer across heterogeneous interfaces. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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The aim is to enhance charge transfer in water-splitting electrocatalysis using engineered NiCo-LDH fibers with Rh sites.

May 20, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A1 citations

Electronically Coupled Metastable Rh-Engineered NiCo-LDH Fibers for Efficient Alkaline and Seawater Electrolysis

SNSreenivasan NagappanCentral Electrochemical Research Institute PBPartha Pratim BorahIndian Institute of Technology Guwahati SRSuprobhat Singha RoyCentral Electrochemical Research Institute

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The aim is to enhance charge transfer in water-splitting electrocatalysis using engineered NiCo-LDH fibers with Rh sites.
Designed a fibrous NiCo-LDH framework with metastable Rh sites.
Evaluated the charge transfer efficiency during alkaline and seawater electrolysis.
Analyzed electrocatalytic performance under various conditions.
Demonstrated significant improvement in charge transfer rates.
Achieved higher efficiency in both alkaline and seawater electrolysis compared to traditional methods.

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Accelerating charge transfer across heterogeneous interfaces is a key strategy for enhancing water-splitting electrocatalysis. In this study, we design a fibrous NiCo-LDH framework decorated with metastable Rh sites, which forms...

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