Materials study reveals efficient ohmic contacts between NiMoN and Ni3S2 reduce electron conduction barriers, highlighting enhanced performance for high-current-density seawater splitting.
Seawater Splitting In article number 2409924, Jing Sun, Qin Wang, and co-workers report the ohmic contact design between metal Ni3S2 and semiconductor NiMoN, which fully suppresses the FLP effect and effectively reduces the electron conduction barrier. As a result, the efficient ohmic contact NiMoN/Ni3S2 hybrids could greatly improve the performance and stability for large current-density overall water and seawater splitting.
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