Enhancing the Selective OH− Adsorption for Durable Alkaline Seawater Oxidation at Industrial Current Densities (IMAGE)
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- The introduced Ce(OH)CO3 optimizes charge distribution and enhances Lewis acidity of Ni/Fe sites, facilitating OH− adsorption.
- The NiFe-layered double hydroxide/Ce(OH)CO3 enables stable alkaline seawater electrooxidation for over 450 h at a high current density of 1 A cm−2.
- In an anion exchange membrane system, an energy efficiency of 65.21% is attained at 1 A cm−2, with hydrogen production at a cost of USD 1.03 per gasoline gallon equivalent .
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Shangshu Hu, Jiao Yang, Yujuan Zhuang, Xueyao Li, Han Xu, Fuwang Hu, Zhishuo Yan, Chao Liu, Jianmin Yu*, Lishan Peng*.
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