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Free-standing bimetallic CoNiTe2 nanosheets as efficient catalysts with high stability at large current density for oxygen evolution reaction

Qian et al., 2020

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9667448371047379759
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Qian G
Mo Y
Yu C
Zhang H
Yu T
Luo L
Yin S
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Renewable Energy

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The oxygen evolution reaction (OER) step for water splitting requires highly efficient, low- cost and stable catalysts. As efficient catalytic materials for OER, bimetallic telluride (CoNiTe 2/NF) nanosheets are prepared by the combination of hydrothermal and calcination method …
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