Journal Article10.1039/d3qm00586k
Sub-nanometric materials for hydrogen evolution reaction
Yao Yu,Ruixin Liu,Yuyao Sun,Jian-Jun Lai +3 more
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TL;DR: Sub-nanometric materials are being developed for hydrogen evolution reaction to improve the efficiency and reduce the cost of hydrogen production.
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Abstract: With the development of renewable and clean energy, hydrogen energy is booming as an alternative to fossil energy. Hydrogen energy has the highest mass-energy density of all fuels and is...
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