In-situ granulation synthesis of Ni/NiO nanosheets as high-performance catalysts for alkaline oxygen evolution reaction

Xuexia Liu; Jiaxin Song; Limin Liu; Yinfeng Wang; Zhijun Wang

doi:10.1016/j.matlet.2022.133075

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In-situ granulation synthesis of Ni/NiO nanosheets as high-performance catalysts for alkaline oxygen evolution reaction

Xuexia Liu Jiaxin Song Limin Liu Yinfeng Wang Zhijun Wang

Year: 2022 Journal: Materials Letters Vol: 328 Pages: 133075-133075 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.matlet.2022.133075

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Overpotential Non-blocking I/O Materials science Oxygen evolution Electrocatalyst Catalysis Granulation Chemical engineering In situ Nanoparticle Inorganic chemistry Nanotechnology Electrode Electrochemistry Composite material Physical chemistry Chemistry Organic chemistry

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