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Highly Active and Dual-functional Self-Supported Multiphase NiS-NiS2-Ni3S2/NF Electrode for Overall Water Splitting

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By Qi-ying Lv, Jian Xiao, Qijun Wang, Shuai Wang
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
The strategy of compatibly integrating cost-effective HER- and OER-active materials in a well-designed manner is expected to obtain bifunctional electrocatalysts for overall water splitting. We extend this strategy to a bifunctional self-supported electrode for water splitting to achieve a dynamic balance between HER and OER through a fast, simple and economical fabrication process.
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Stepwise synthesis of the heterotrimetallic chains [MRu2(dpa)4X2]0/1+ using group 7 to group 12 transition metal ions and [Ru2(dpa)4Cl]

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By Shao-An Hua, Qi-ying Lv, Marc Sigrist, Ming-Chuan Cheng
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
The CoRu2(dpa)4Cl2 (1) ( dpa: 2,2’-dipyridylamide) is synthesized by the reaction of Ru2(OAc)4Cl and Co3(dpa)4Cl2. By mixing 1 with NH3, Co2+ can be removed and result in the formation of unique binuclear complex 4,0-Ru2(dpa)4Cl (2) featuring one coordination pocket supported by free pyridine groups. Hence, this complex can act as an outstanding precursor for the formation of heterotrimetallic chains with MRu2 cores.
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Ultrafast Charge/Discharge Solid-State Thin-Film Supercapacitor via Regulating the Microstructure of Transition-Metal-Oxide

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By Yang Zhang, Fei Xiao, Qi-ying Lv, Junwu XIAO
| Chemistry World Verified
Supercapacitors based on transition-metal-oxide (TMO) offer an attractive option owing to their high energy densities, low cost of materials, high abundance, environmental-friendliness and corrosion-resistance. Despite extensive research efforts, the development of TMO-based supercapacitors still falls short of the expectations largely because of their poor conductivity, low rate capability and charge/discharge characteristics.
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