Interface-driven kinetic energy barrier modulation in Fe–Mo derivative-supported surface and heterointerface engineered MXene hybrids for alkaline hydrogen evolution

The present work deals with the design of an MXene-based model electrocatalyst via surface and interface engineering for lowering the E a and accelerating the RDS of the multi-step HER in alkaline media.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry A
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ta06503h
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2
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MXene and MAX Phase Materials
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Interface-driven kinetic energy barrier modulation in Fe–Mo derivative-supported surface and heterointerface engineered MXene hybrids for alkaline hydrogen evolution

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Interface-driven kinetic energy barrier modulation in Fe–Mo derivative-supported surface and heterointerface engineered MXene hybrids for alkaline hydrogen evolution

Sarika Sasidharan, Anjana Ratheesh, S.M.A. Shibli, Anoop Ajaya Kumar Nair, Mohammed Aysha Shafna, Sneha George
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The present work deals with the design of an MXene-based model electrocatalyst via surface and interface engineering for lowering the E a and accelerating the RDS of the multi-step HER in alkaline media.

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University of Kerala (IN), University of Iceland (IS)
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