Construction of Mo2C/W2C heterogeneous electrocatalyst for efficient hydrogen evolution reaction

Ying Ling; Farhad M. D. Kazim; Quan Zhang; Shenglin Xiao; Min Li; Zehui Yang

doi:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2020.06.291

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Construction of Mo2C/W2C heterogeneous electrocatalyst for efficient hydrogen evolution reaction

Ying Ling Farhad M. D. Kazim Quan Zhang Shenglin Xiao Min Li Zehui Yang

Year: 2020 Journal: International Journal of Hydrogen Energy Vol: 46 (15)Pages: 9699-9706 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijhydene.2020.06.291

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Tafel equation Electrocatalyst Catalysis Tungsten carbide Electrolyte Electrochemistry Exchange current density Tungsten Chemical engineering Materials science Carbide Chemistry Inorganic chemistry Electrode Metallurgy Physical chemistry

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