ArticleScience and technology of advanced materials2026
All-carbon 3D-structured electrodes by direct ink writing as electrocatalyst supports for alkaline freshwater and seawater electrolysis.
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Abstract
Water splitting is a key technology for green hydrogen production, yet important challenges persist, particularly as large-scale expansion is expected, with seawater electrolysis emerging as a promising alternative to mitigate freshwater limitations. Among these challenges, the development of active, selective, and long-term stable electrocatalysts is crucial. The design of the catalyst support plays a pivotal role, and three-dimensional (3D) supports offer unique opportunities to enhance performance and optimize electrochemical reactor configurations. In this study, we demonstrate the use of 3D-structured all-carbon electrodes by Direct Ink Writing (DIW) as versatile supports for electrocatalyst preparation. NiCo-CeO
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