Producing clean hydrogen energy usually involves the oxygen evolution reaction (OER), which has the unfortunate drawback of being sluggish and inefficient. Catalysts can fast-track this process, but it is no easy task finding the ideal candidate for the job. Producing clean hydrogen energy usually involves the oxygen evolution reaction (OER), which has the unfortunate drawback of being sluggish and inefficient. Catalysts can fast-track this process, but it is no easy task finding the ideal candidate for the job. Analytical Chemistry Materials Science Phys.org – latest science and technology news stories
Incorporating Gd into Fe-doped nickel oxide markedly enhances oxygen evolution reaction activity
