ArticleAdvanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany)2025
Pyrolysis-Free Formed Cooperative Coupling Pt-Co Dual-Functional Sites for Saline Electrolysis with High Adaptability.
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- Pyrolysis-Free Formed Cooperative Coupling Pt-Co Dual-Functional Sites for Saline Electrolysis with High Adaptability.Advanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany) · 2025Article
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The development of large-scale and low-cost hydrogen production based on water splitting necessitates the design of well-defined and highly adaptable catalytic materials. Advancements in synthesis strategies are crucial for the preparation of efficient catalysts and the understanding of underlying mechanisms. Here, a pyrolysis-free strategy is present toward the directive assembly of cooperative coupling single cobalt atoms and fully exposed platinum nanoclusters as active sites. The catalysts possess dual functionality and high adaptability for overall saline electrolysis. As expected, both the electrode and the symmetric cell deliver good catalytic activity and stability. Additionally, the rational and controllable synthesis leads to comprehensive analysis, which reveals that the cooperative coupling between Pt-Co sites can regulate the interaction between the intermediates and active centers to improve the activity, prevent the Cl
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