THERMAL STABILITY AND DURABILITY OF BIMETALLIC PHOSPHIDES
Keywords:
electrolysis, electrocatalysts, alkaline electrolyzers, bimetallic phosphide, electrochemical activityAbstract
This work presents the results of determining the electrocatalytic activity and thermal stability of bimetallic phosphides. The band gap width was determined, indicating the potential of using Ni-Co-P bimetallic phosphide as an efficient electrocatalyst for solar-driven water splitting.
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