Preparation of NiCoP Hollow Quasi-Polyhedra and Their Electrocatalytic Properties for Hydrogen Evolution in Alkaline Solution

Yapeng Li(Hunan University), Jindou Liu(Hunan University), Chen Chen(Hunan University), Xiaohua Zhang(Hunan University), Jinhua Chen(Hunan University)
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
January 25, 2017
10.1021/acsami.6b14127
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Abstract

, the corresponding overpotential is merely 124 mV, and 93% of its electrocatalytic activity can be maintained for 12 h. This indicates that NiCoP with hollow quasi-polyhedron structure, bimetallic merit, and low cost may be a good candidate as electrocatalyst in the practical application of hydrogen evolution.

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