This study presents the synthesis and electrocatalytic performance of amorphous Fe-O-P nanocages derived from Fe-MOFs for water and ethylene glycol (EG) oxidation. Despite structural and compositional changes, the electrocatalyst in an electrolytic cell with Pt/C shows high activity and reduced cell voltage, efficiently generating H and formic acid in a KOH-EG mixed electrolyte.
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