A bifunctional electrocatalyst for alkaline seawater splitting using ruthenium doped nickel molybdenum phosphide nanosheets
Hari Krishna SadhanalaAkanksha GuptaAharon Gedanken
Abstract
Electrolysis of sea water is regarded as the most appealing and promising approach for the generation of hydrogen green energy. Here, we present the synthesis of Ru 22 NiMoP 2 /NF by a hydrothermal technique which demonstrated excellent electrocatalytic activity in alkaline sea water.
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