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Bimetallic Ni-Hf tellurides as an advanced electrocatalyst for overall water splitting with layered g-C3N4 modification

Li et al., 2022

Document ID
1179600682472719844
Author
Li T
Wu J
Qiao L
Zhu Q
Fu Z
Lin J
Chen J
Peng L
Wang B
Chen Z
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Materials Today Energy

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Impressive developments have been achieved in the field of bifunctional electrocatalysts for the overall water splitting in alkaline and weak alkaline electrolytes but still challenging. Herein, we have coupled the early and later transition metals to form novel bimetallic …
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