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- * A specific catalyst made of quinary (NiCoMnMoFe)Se shows impressive performance, requiring only 291 mV to achieve 10 mA cm and maintaining stability over 100 hours of continuous use.
- * The research highlights that lattice distortion, seen as microstrain near active sites, significantly enhances the OER activity of these HESes.
Article Abstract
Developing stable and active electrocatalysts is crucial for enhancing the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) efficiency, which sluggish kinetics hinder sustainable hydrogen production. High entropy selenides (HESes) feature with random distribution of multiple metals cations and unique electronic and size effect of Se anion, allowing for precious regulation of their catalytic properties towards high OER activity. In this work, we report a series of high-entropy selenides catalysts with tunable lattice strain for electrocatalytic oxygen evolution. Electrochemical measurements show that the quinary (NiCoMnMoFe)Se requires only 291 mV to reach 10 mA cm and exhibits a superior stability with negligible current decay during 100 h's continuous operation. By combining experimental measurements and theoretical calculation, the study reveals that the lattice distortion, reflected by the local microstrain near the active site, plays a vital role in boosting the OER activity of HESes.
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