Developing bifunctional electrocatalysts with improved efficiency and stability in overall water splitting is of extreme importance for renewable energy utilization.In this work,an in situ N doping strategy was demons...Developing bifunctional electrocatalysts with improved efficiency and stability in overall water splitting is of extreme importance for renewable energy utilization.In this work,an in situ N doping strategy was demonstrate to boost the efficiency and stability of nickel molybdenum sulfide both in electrocatalytic hydrogen evolution reaction and oxygen evolution reaction.Experimental and theoretical results indicate that such modification offers enriched active sites for electrochemical reaction,and further increases the kinetic driven force of water electrolysis.As a result,the N–NiMoS electrode exhibits a remarkably improved performance with rather low potential of 1.54 V to offer a current density of 10 mA cm;for overall water splitting,which is 130 mV decrease than that of pristine one.In addition,impressive electrochemical stability also reveals a 76.6%preservation of initial current density after 100 h test,which is superior than that of pristine one after 25 h test.Therefore,the potential to enhance the performance of electrocatalysts by as-proposed route promises a valuable way to develop efficient catalysts with enhanced property for electrochemical applications.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Key Research Program(No.2016YFD0400601)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.91634118 and 11575228)
文摘Developing bifunctional electrocatalysts with improved efficiency and stability in overall water splitting is of extreme importance for renewable energy utilization.In this work,an in situ N doping strategy was demonstrate to boost the efficiency and stability of nickel molybdenum sulfide both in electrocatalytic hydrogen evolution reaction and oxygen evolution reaction.Experimental and theoretical results indicate that such modification offers enriched active sites for electrochemical reaction,and further increases the kinetic driven force of water electrolysis.As a result,the N–NiMoS electrode exhibits a remarkably improved performance with rather low potential of 1.54 V to offer a current density of 10 mA cm;for overall water splitting,which is 130 mV decrease than that of pristine one.In addition,impressive electrochemical stability also reveals a 76.6%preservation of initial current density after 100 h test,which is superior than that of pristine one after 25 h test.Therefore,the potential to enhance the performance of electrocatalysts by as-proposed route promises a valuable way to develop efficient catalysts with enhanced property for electrochemical applications.
