Modulation of the multiphase phosphorus/sulfide heterogeneous interface via rare earth for solar-enhanced water splitting at industrial-level current densities
Yikun Cheng , Pengjie Fu , Zhipeng Yu , Xiaodong Yang , Yangrui Zhang , Aojie Yuan , Huan Liu , Jianhao Du , Long Chen
Carbon Neutralization ›› 2024, Vol. 3 ›› Issue (5) : 873 -887.
Modulation of the multiphase phosphorus/sulfide heterogeneous interface via rare earth for solar-enhanced water splitting at industrial-level current densities
Photoelectrically coupling water splitting at high current density is a promising approach for the acquisition of green hydrogen energy. However, it places significant demands on the photo/electrocatalysts. Herein, rare earth elements doping NiMoO4-based phosphorus/sulfide heterostructure nanorod arrays (RENiMo-PS@NF [RE=Y, Er, La, and Sc]) are obtained for solar-enhanced electrocatalytic water splitting at high current densities. The results of the experiment and density-functional theory studies illustrate that the Y element as a dopant not only makes the NiMoP2/NiMo3S4/NiMoO4 heterostructure exhibit excellent solar-enhanced electrocatalytic activity (hydrogen evolution reaction [HER]: η1000= 211 mV, oxygen evolution reaction [OER]: η1000=367 mV) but also optimizes the heterostructure interfacial electron density distributions and HER free energy. In addition, Y-NiMo-PS@NF achieves 18.64% solar-to-hydrogen efficiency. This study not only provides a new way to synthesize heterostructure electrocatalysts but also inspires the application of solar enhancement strategies for high current density water splitting.
multiphase heterostructure / RE doping / solar enhancement / solar-to-hydrogen / sulfides/phosphides
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