Publications by authors named "Fengyao Guo"
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- Scientists are trying to create better materials to help save energy and the environment by using non-precious metals instead of expensive ones for a process called the oxygen evolution reaction (OER).
- They developed a new method to make a special material called iron-modulated NiS, which is built on nickel foam and helps improve the efficiency of this reaction.
- Tests showed that this new material works really well, needing less energy to create a strong electrical current, and it stays stable during long use, making it a good option for future energy solutions.
Electrochemical water splitting is a promising approach to produce hydrogen gas, but sluggish four-electron transfer of the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) severely limits the overall energy conversion efficiency of water splitting. Herein, as an excellent OER electrocatalyst, a technique of synthesizing Fe doped CoNiSe nanosheet (Fe-CoNiSe) whole series using CoFe prussian blue analog produced by Co-ZIF-L reaction as a template is proposed here. The introduction of iron ions promotes the redistribution of the cobalt-nickel charge density, which enhances the OER kinetics.
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