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Energy-efficient anodic reactions for sustainable hydrogen production via water electrolysis

Figure 9. (A) TEM image of l-Rh metallene[100]; (B) Cycle stability of MIL-(IrNiFe)@NF-based HOAHP devices at 0.69 V in seawater[101]; (C) The DOS change after Ru-doped of Ru-FeP4/IF[59]; (D) Electricity expense of Fe-CoNiP@NC-based HOAHP and OWS devices[102]; (E) TEM image of MoNi@NF[103]; (F) The scheme and optical images of Mo-Ni3N/Ni/NF-based HOAHP with driving by used AAA batteries[104]; (G) Optical images of comparison of wastewater degradation with Fe/F-Ni2P@NC as catalysts at different times[105]. DOS: Density of states; HOAHP: hydrazine oxidation-assisted H2 production; l-Rh metallene: low-crystalline Rh metallene; OWS: overall water splitting; TEM: transmission electron microscopy.

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