The oxygen evolution reaction (OER), as a four-electron transfer process with large
overpotential loss that is also kinetically sluggish, is one of the most crucial electrochemical …

Abstract Platinum (Pt)-based nanoparticles (NPs) are widely used in many catalytic
reactions benefiting from their inherent electronic surface properties. However, due to their …

The use of seawater electrolysis for hydrogen production faces several serious challenges,
including the rapid deactivation of electrocatalysts through chloride anion (Cl−) induced …

Optimization of the efficiencies of both macroscale mass transport and microscale electron
transfer is highly desired for achieving high-performance electrocatalysts but still remains a …

Efficient and stable electrocatalysts are critically needed for the development of practical
overall seawater splitting. The nanocomposite of RuCoBO has been rationally engineered to …

Hydrogen has emerged as a promising new energy source that can be produced in
renewable mode, for example, from biomass derivatives reforming or water splitting …

The electronic properties and structural characteristics of transition metal materials have a
significant impact on their electrocatalytic performance. Therefore, precisely controlling the …

The abundant chloride ions in seawater, which poison and corrode electrode materials, are
the main reason for the low performance of Pt‐based catalysts toward hydrogen evolution …

Achieving efficient electrocatalytic activity in two-dimensional (2D) MXene for advanced
water splitting remains a significant challenge. In this work, 2D MXene was derived into sea …

Carbon-supported Pt-based materials are highly promising electrocatalysts. The carbon
support plays an important role in the Pt-based catalysts by remarkably influencing the …