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The aim is to explore the efficiency of core-shell electrocatalysts in electrochemical water splitting for hydrogen production.

May 29, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A0 citations

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Surface Segregation and Reconstruction of Core-Shell Electrocatalysts for Water Splitting

RIRana Muhammad Arslan IqbalNorthwestern Polytechnical University MDMinshu DuChinese Academy of Forestry ZRZia ur RehmanUniversity of Wyoming

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The aim is to explore the efficiency of core-shell electrocatalysts in electrochemical water splitting for hydrogen production.
Utilized core-shell nanoarchitectures for enhanced activity in water splitting.
Conducted electrochemical tests to evaluate performance.
Analyzed surface segregation effects on catalytic efficiency.
Core-shell electrocatalysts demonstrated increased hydrogen production rates compared to traditional catalysts.
Surface reconstruction significantly improved electrocatalytic activity and stability.
Electrochemical performance indicated optimal conditions for maximum efficiency.

Abstract

Electrochemical water splitting to produce large-scale hydrogen is a leading sustainable energy development technique to mitigate carbon emissions. Among the most promising electrocatalysts, core-shell nanoarchitectures have garnered significant attention for...

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Iqbal et al. (Thu,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a192e4efab5b468c4417567 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1039/d6ta01795a

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