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Cost effective and facile low temperature hydrothermal fabrication of Cu2S thin films for hydrogen evolution reaction in seawater splitting

Marimuthu et al., 2022

Document ID
5805562436645286767
Author
Marimuthu T
Yuvakkumar R
Kumar P
Ravi G
Xu X
Velauthapillai D
Vo D
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Electrolysis of seawater gets an attention to produce hydrogen for renewable energy technology. It significantly reduces the use of fresh water instead of seawater. Development of low temperature fabrication of electrocatalyst can explore seawater splitting by avoiding …
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