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Constructing interlaced network structure by grain boundary corrosion methods on CrCoNiFe alloy for high-performance oxygen evolution reaction and urea oxidation reaction
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Constructing interlaced network structure by grain boundary corrosion methods on CrCoNiFe alloy for high-performance oxygen evolution reaction and urea oxidation reaction
Corrosion engineering is an effective way to improve the oxygen evolution reaction(OER)activity of al-loys.However,the impact of grain boundary corrosion on the structure and electrochemical performance of alloy is still unknown.Herein,the vacuum arc-melted CrCoNiFe alloys with interlaced network struc-tures via grain boundary corrosion methods were fabricated.The grain boundaries that existed as de-fects were severely corroded and an interlaced network structure was formed,promoting the exposure of the active site and the release of gas bubbles.Besides,the(oxy)hydroxides layer(25 nm)on the sur-face could act as the true active center and improve the surface wettability.Benefiting from the unique structure and constructed surface,the CrCoNiFe-12 affords a high urea oxidation reaction(UOR)perfor-mance with the lowest overpotential of 250 mV at 10 mA/cm2 in 1 M KOH adding 0.33 M urea.The CrCoNiFe-12‖Pt only required a cell voltage of 1.485 V to afford 10 mA/cm2 for UOR and long-term sta-bility of 100 h at 10 mA/cm2(27.6 mV decrease).These findings offer a facile strategy for designing bulk multiple-principal-element alloy electrodes for energy conversion.
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