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Self-supported porous Ni-Fe-P composite as an efficient electrocatalyst for hydrogen evolution reaction in both acidic and alkaline medium

Ma et al., 2016

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7427474107649374324
Author
Ma Z
Li R
Wang M
Meng H
Zhang F
Bao X
Tang B
Wang X
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Electrochimica Acta

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Abstract Self-supported porous Ni-Fe-P nanocomposite cathode was fabricated via a direct reaction between metallic foam (Ni-Fe) and P vapor. Microstructure characterization results confirm that, after the reaction with P vapor, the metallic framework including Ni and Fe was …
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