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The effect of the carbon components on the performance of carbon-based transition metal electrocatalysts for the hydrogen evolution reaction

Authors: LI Guo-hua; WANG Jing; REN Jin-tian; LIU Hong-chen; QIAN Jin-xiu; CHENG Jia-ting; ZHAO Mei-tong; YANG Fan; LI Yong-feng

DOI: 10.1016/S1872-5805(NCM2024-39-05-10)Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Carbon-based transition metal catalysts combine high activity and stability, offering a cost-effective alternative to precious metals for the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER). • The carbon component's role extends beyond a conductive support; it actively modulates the electronic structure via heteroatom doping, enhancing intrinsic catalytic activity. • Morphology adjustment of carbon materials increases the number of active sites and improves mass transport, boosting apparent catalytic performance. • Self-supporting carbon architectures eliminate the need for binders, improving electrode stability and facilitating practical application in water splitting.