Amolten salt process was developed to prepare CoP nanoparticles(NPs) embedded, N,P co-doped carbons with the combination of hand milling and high temperature carbonization. The characterization results implied that th...Amolten salt process was developed to prepare CoP nanoparticles(NPs) embedded, N,P co-doped carbons with the combination of hand milling and high temperature carbonization. The characterization results implied that the as-prepared samples possessed mesoporous structures. Moreover, the mass ratios of the precursors affected the crystalline structures and the porosities of the final electrocatalysts. The as-prepared catalysts exhibited excellent electrocatalytic performances towards hydrogen evolution reaction(HER) under acidic and alkaline conditions. The as-prepared samples were designed as GxMyCoz, where x, y and z meant the amounts of glucose, melamine and CoCl2, respectively. The optimum sample of G6.0M2.0Co5.0 showed the best HER property with a low onset overpotential and a small Tafel slope, as well as excellent electrocatalytic stability.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the Scientific Research Fund Project of Liaoning Provincial Department of Education,China(No.LJKZ0992)the Open Project of the State Key Laboratory of Supramolecular Structure and Materials,China(No. sklssm2021034)+3 种基金the Engineering Technology Research Center of Catalysis for Energy and Environment,Chinathe Major Platform for Science and Technology of the Universities in Liaoning Province,Chinathe Project of the Liaoning Province Key Laboratory for Highly Efficient Conversion and Clean Utilization of Oil and Gas Resources,Chinathe Project of the Engineering Research Center for Highly Efficient Conversion and Clean Use of Oil and Gas Resources of Liaoning Province,China.
文摘Amolten salt process was developed to prepare CoP nanoparticles(NPs) embedded, N,P co-doped carbons with the combination of hand milling and high temperature carbonization. The characterization results implied that the as-prepared samples possessed mesoporous structures. Moreover, the mass ratios of the precursors affected the crystalline structures and the porosities of the final electrocatalysts. The as-prepared catalysts exhibited excellent electrocatalytic performances towards hydrogen evolution reaction(HER) under acidic and alkaline conditions. The as-prepared samples were designed as GxMyCoz, where x, y and z meant the amounts of glucose, melamine and CoCl2, respectively. The optimum sample of G6.0M2.0Co5.0 showed the best HER property with a low onset overpotential and a small Tafel slope, as well as excellent electrocatalytic stability.
