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Journal Article
Constructing FeNiPt@C Trifunctional Catalyst by High Spin‐Induced Water Oxidation Activity for Zn‐Air Battery and Anion Exchange Membrane Water Electrolyzer
2024
Overview
Developing cost‐efficient trifunctional catalysts capable of facilitating hydrogen evolution reaction (HER), oxygen evolution reaction (OER), and oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) activity is essential for the progression of energy devices. Engineering these catalysts to optimize their active sites and integrate them into a cohesive system presents a significant challenge. This study introduces a nanoflower (NFs)‐like carbon‐encapsulated FeNiPt nanoalloy catalyst (FeNiPt@C NFs), synthesized by substituting Co2+ ions with high‐spin Fe2+ ions in Hofmann‐type metal‐organic framework, followed by carbonization and pickling processes. The FeNiPt@C NFs catalyst, characterized by its nitrogen‐doped carbon‐encapsulated metal alloy structure and phase‐segregated FeNiPt alloy with slight surface oxidization, exhibits excellent trifunctional catalytic performance. This is evidenced by its activities in HER (−25 mV at 10 mA cm−2), ORR (half‐wave potential of 0.93 V), and OER (294 mV at 10 mA cm−2), with the enhanced water oxidation activity attributed to the high‐spin state of the Fe element. Consequently, the Zn‐air battery and anion exchange membrane water electrolyzer assembled by FeNiPt@C NFs catalyst demonstrate remarkable power density (168 mW cm−2) and industrial‐scale current density (698 mA cm−2 at 1.85 V), respectively. This innovative integration of multifunctional catalytic sites paves the way for the advancement of sustainable energy systems. The nanoflower‐like carbon‐encapsulated FeNiPt nanoalloy hierarchical structure (FeNiPt@C NFs catalyst) is successfully synthesized by pyrolyzing metal‐organic framework, exhibiting exceptional performance in HER/OER/ORR. Notably, spin‐induced enhanced water oxidation is observed for the first time in a carbon‐encapsulated alloy catalyst. Therefore, a trifunctional FeNiPt@C NFs catalyst is developed as an exemplary model for designing and synthesizing efficient and stable multifunctional catalysts.
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John Wiley & Sons, Inc,John Wiley and Sons Inc,Wiley
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