Corrosion-resistant non-noble metal electrodes for PEM-type water electrolyzer
Corrosion-resistant non-noble metal electrodes for PEM-type water electrolyzer
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ijhydene.2021.09.116
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发表时间:
2021-10
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7.2
通讯作者:
A. A. Tajuddin-A.;G. Elumalai;Zeyu Xi;Kailong Hu;Samuel Jeong;K. Nagasawa;J. Fujita;Y. Sone;Yoshikazu Ito
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A. A. Tajuddin-A.;G. Elumalai;Zeyu Xi;Kailong Hu;Samuel Jeong;K. Nagasawa;J. Fujita;Y. Sone;Yoshikazu Ito
Developing cheap and highly durable non-noble metal catalysts for water electrolysis to sustainably produce hydrogen as alternatives to platinum-based catalysts is essential. Herein, we report graphene-encapsulated NiMo alloys as acid-stable non-noble metal catalyst electrodes. The graphene-encapsulated NiMo cathode showed a highly stable performance in the potential cycling test (10,000 cycles) from 0 to 5.0 A cm−2and 100 h of durability at a 2.2 V constant cell voltage. A balance between catalytic activity and corrosion in acidic environments was achieved by tuning the number of N-doped graphene layers. Through their application in a full-cell PEM-type water electrolyzer, we verify that noble metal catalysts can be replaced by non-noble metal catalysts. Such cheap acid-stable non-noble metal electrodes have promising practical applications in PEM-type water electrolysis.