ABSTRACT: Development of an efficient hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) catalyst composed of earth-abundant elements is scientifically and technologically important for the water splitting associated with the conversion and storage of renewable energy. Herein we report a new class of Co−C−N complex bonded carbon (only 0.22 at % Co) for HER with a self-supported and three-dimensional porous structure that shows an unexpected catalytic activity with low overpotential (212 mV at 100 mA cm−2) and long-term stability, better than that of most traditional-metal catalysts. Experimental observations in combination with density functional theory calculations reveal that C and N hybrid coordination optimizes the charge distribution and enhances the e...
In the context of energy transition, hydrogen is addressed as a clean future energy carrier that ena...
The fundamental understanding of electrocatalytic active sites for hydrogen evolution reaction (HER)...
Electrocatalytic reduction of water to molecular hydrogen via the hydrogen evolution reaction may pr...
Development of an efficient hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) catalyst composed of earth-abundant el...
Low efficiency and poor stability are two major challenges we encounter in the exploration of non-no...
The development of active and stable non-precious-metal electrocatalysts for energy conversion react...
To explore the structure–function relationships of cobalt complexes in the catalytic hydrogen evolut...
The development of active and stable non-precious-metal electrocatalysts for energy conversion react...
The generation of clean and sustainable hydrogen fuel through water splitting demands efficient and ...
The generation of hydrogen from water represents an important task towards a carbon neutral economy....
Water electrolysis has emerged as an environmentally benign and sustainable H2 production method whi...
<i>In situ</i> formation of Co/N-carbon via pyrolysis of layered cobalt metal–organic frameworks in ...
Low efficiency and poor stability are two major challenges we encounter in the exploration of non-no...
Developing an efficient electrocatalyst for water splitting is one of the leading and challenging ta...
In this work, we present a comprehensive study on the role of metal species in MOF-based Me-N-C (mon...
In the context of energy transition, hydrogen is addressed as a clean future energy carrier that ena...
The fundamental understanding of electrocatalytic active sites for hydrogen evolution reaction (HER)...
Electrocatalytic reduction of water to molecular hydrogen via the hydrogen evolution reaction may pr...
Development of an efficient hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) catalyst composed of earth-abundant el...
Low efficiency and poor stability are two major challenges we encounter in the exploration of non-no...
The development of active and stable non-precious-metal electrocatalysts for energy conversion react...
To explore the structure–function relationships of cobalt complexes in the catalytic hydrogen evolut...
The development of active and stable non-precious-metal electrocatalysts for energy conversion react...
The generation of clean and sustainable hydrogen fuel through water splitting demands efficient and ...
The generation of hydrogen from water represents an important task towards a carbon neutral economy....
Water electrolysis has emerged as an environmentally benign and sustainable H2 production method whi...
<i>In situ</i> formation of Co/N-carbon via pyrolysis of layered cobalt metal–organic frameworks in ...
Low efficiency and poor stability are two major challenges we encounter in the exploration of non-no...
Developing an efficient electrocatalyst for water splitting is one of the leading and challenging ta...
In this work, we present a comprehensive study on the role of metal species in MOF-based Me-N-C (mon...
In the context of energy transition, hydrogen is addressed as a clean future energy carrier that ena...
The fundamental understanding of electrocatalytic active sites for hydrogen evolution reaction (HER)...
Electrocatalytic reduction of water to molecular hydrogen via the hydrogen evolution reaction may pr...