Manipulating surface buffer of transition metal sulfide for robust seawater electrolysis
Shijia Cheng , Siyuan Tang , Xiang Ding , Nan Jiang , Haotian Qin , Yin Yin , Fuzhan Song
Energy Materials ›› 2026, Vol. 6 ›› Issue (7) : 600084
Developing highly active and robust transition-metal electrocatalysts for seawater electrolysis is pivotal for industrially relevant green hydrogen production, yet remains a great challenge. Herein, we reported a novel hybrid nickel-chromium sulfide-based electrocatalyst (NiCrS/CN), integrating NiCrS with nitrogen-doped carbon shell encapsulation, to manipulate sulfur migration. Benefiting from nitrogen-doped carbon (C-N) layer interfacial regulation, the obtained NiCrS/CN electrocatalytic system demonstrates an outstanding seawater splitting performance. Accelerating hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) kinetics with corresponding overpotentials as low as 143, 164, and 191 mV to -50, -100, and
Cost-effective electrocatalyst / transition-metal sulfides / nitrogen-doped carbon layer / seawater splitting / synergistic effect
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