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Recent Advances in 0D Ni/Co-based Hollow Electrocatalysts for Electrochemical Water Splitting

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Electrochemical water splitting using renewable energy sources has been recognized as a sustainable way to produce hydrogen energy due to the characteristics of low-carbon and no pollution.However,the slow hydrogen/oxygen evolution reactions(HER/OER)seriously hinder the practical application of large-scale water splitting.In this paper,the 0D Ni/Co-based hollow material is discussed in detail because of adjustable morphology,low mass density and abundant active sites,which provides an effective solution for improving the HER/OER reaction kinetics.The synthesis methods of hollow materials,such as hard template,soft template and self-template are introduced.Afterward,catalysts with different structural designs of hollow structures are reviewed including hollow single-shelled structure,hollow core-shelled structure,hollow double-shelled structure and hollow multi-shelled structure(HoMS)catalysts.Wherein,the research progress of the 0D Ni/Co-based HoMS electrocatalysts in recent years and their prominent performances in water splitting are highlighted.Finally,the challenges and development prospects of designing Ni/Co-based HoMS catalysts in water splitting in the future are discussed.

Electrochemical water splittingMorphological regulationHollow structureHollow multi-shelled structure(HoMS)

GE Wenjing、CHEN Xiaocui、MA Ruizhao、ZHENG Siyuan、SHANG Ningzhao、ZHAO Xiaoxian

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Department of Chemistry,College of Science,Hebei Agricultural University,Baoding 071001,P.R.China

Talent Introduction Program of Hebei Agricultural University,ChinaYouth Topnotch Talent Foundation of Hebei Provincial Universities,China国家自然科学基金河北省自然科学基金Talent Training Project of Hebei Province,China

YJ201810BJK202202322105059B2023204006A201901046

2024

10.1007/s40242-024-3278-3

高等学校化学研究(英文版)
吉林大学

高等学校化学研究(英文版)

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影响因子：0.871
ISSN：1005-9040
年,卷(期)：2024.40(3)
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