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Ultrathin RhCo alloy nanowires with defect-rich active sites for alkaline hydrogen evolution electrocatalysis
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Abstract
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One-dimensional RhCo alloy nanowires (NWs) with an ultrathin thickness (2.6 nm) and abundant defect sites were prepared in an aqueous solution by a nanoconfined attachment growth route within assembled columnar micelles. Thanks to dual synergies between advantageous anisotropic ultrathin structures and alloy compositions, they endowed one-dimensional RhCo NWs with superior activity and high stability for alkaline hydrogen evolution electrocatalysis. One-dimensional RhCo alloy nanowires with an anisotropic nanostructure and abundant defect sites are successfully prepared and their high activity and stability in alkaline hydrogen evolution electrocatalysis are further demonstrated.
Keywords:
PLATINUM NANOWIRES
NICKEL-HYDROXIDE
NANOSTRUCTURES
PERFORMANCE
NANOTUBES
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4.2
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5.9W
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16.5W

