Facile engineering of CoS/rGO heterostructures on carbon cloth for efficient all-pH hydrogen evolution reaction and alkaline water electrolysis

A three-dimensional CoS/rGO@CC electrocatalyst was developed via a two-step electrodeposition, demonstrating excellent bifunctional activity and stability, with notable HER performance across various pH levels.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry A
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2024-11-15
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d4ta06710j
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21
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Electrocatalysts for Energy Conversion
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Facile engineering of CoS/rGO heterostructures on carbon cloth for efficient all-pH hydrogen evolution reaction and alkaline water electrolysis

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Facile engineering of CoS/rGO heterostructures on carbon cloth for efficient all-pH hydrogen evolution reaction and alkaline water electrolysis

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Abstract

A three-dimensional CoS/rGO@CC electrocatalyst was developed via a two-step electrodeposition, demonstrating excellent bifunctional activity and stability, with notable HER performance across various pH levels.

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