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Ni–Fe phosphide deposited carbon felt as free-standing bifunctional catalyst electrode for urea electrolysis

Yun et al., 2021

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8370564743402528824
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Yun W
Das G
Kim B
Park B
Yoon H
Yoon Y
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Scientific Reports

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A free-standing catalyst electrode for the urea oxidation reaction (UOR) and hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) in a urea electrolysis cell was synthesized by electroplating a Ni– Fe alloy onto carbon felt, followed by phosphidation (P-NiFe@ CF). The prepared P-NiFe …
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