Publication

Method of synthesis of an electrode for use as a catalyst of oxygen evolution reaction

Xile Hu, Fang Song
2018
Patents

Abstract

Disclosed are methods of synthesis of an oxidized nickel foam electrode incorporating iron including the step of subjecting a nickel foam electrode to repetitive cyclic voltammetric scans in a basic solution containing iron. Also disclosed is an oxidized nickel foam electrode the oxidized nickel foam incorporating iron, and use of such an electrode as a catalyst for oxygen evolution reaction. Also disclosed is a water splitting device such as an electrolyzer including such an electrode.

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