Nickel–Cobalt phosphide nanowires supported on Ni foam as a highly efficient catalyst for electrochemical hydrogen evolution reaction
Authors:
- Tao LiuTLTao Liu
- Xiaoyu YanXYXiaoyu Yan
- Pinxian XiPXPinxian Xi
- Jing ChenJCJing Chen
- Dongdong QinDQDongdong Qin
- Duoliang ShanDSDuoliang Shan
- Samrat DevaramaniSDSamrat Devaramani
- Xiaoquan LuXLXiaoquan Lu
- 1 May 2017
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
- Vol. 42 (20) , 14124-14132
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Natural Science Foundation of China (21327005, 21575115)
- Ministry of education, China (IRT1283)
- Gansu Province, China (2014-RC-39)
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