Co-complexes on modified graphite surface for steady green hydrogen production from water at neutral pH.

ABSTRACT: Green hydrogen production from water is one attractive route to non-fossil fuel and a potential source of clean energy. Hydrogen is not only a zero-carbon energy source but can also be utilized as an efficient storage of electrical energy generated through various other sources, such as wind and solar. Cost-effective and environmentally benign direct hydrogen production through neutral water (∼pH 7) reduction is particularly challenging due to the low concentration of protons. There is currently a major need for easy-to-prepare, robust, as well as active electrode materials. Herein we report three new molecular electrodes that were prepared by anchoring commercially available, and environmentally benign cobalt-containing electrocatalysts with three different ligand frameworks (porphyrin, p

SUBMITTER: Toledo-Carrillo EA 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11472121 | biostudies-literature | 2024

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature