A durable and ph-universal self-standing moc-mo2c heterojunction electrode for efficient hydrogen evolution reaction

HIGHLIGHTS

• who: Wei Liu from the SchoolWuhan University, Wuhan, China have published the research work: A durable and pH-universal self-standing MoC-Mo2C heterojunction electrode for efficient hydrogen evolution reaction, in the Journal: NATURE COMMUNICATIONS NATURE COMMUNICATIONS

SUMMARY

Element doping or material hybridization is a common way to improve the catalytic activity of MoC and Mo2C by tailoring their band structure and thereby creating more active_sites for HER15-17. More importantly, most synthesized catalyst layers cannot withstand a high current density and operate for a long-lasting lifetime because of the weak interfacial . . .

 



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