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Recent advances in Ni-based electrocatalysts for low-energy hydrogen production via alternative pathways to water electrolysis

Figure 13. (A) LSV curves for b-Ni(OH)2/NF and b-Co0.1Ni0.9(OH)2/NF in 1 M KOH with 50 mM phenylcarbinol, HMF, benzylamine and ethanol. Inset shows the conversion, selectivity, and faradic efficiency of EOR for b-Co0.1Ni0.9(OH)2/NF; (B) Proposed NOR mechanism scheme for b-Ni(OH)2[176]. This figure is quoted with permission from Chen et al.; (C) Schematic presentation of the electron-injection mechanism for Ni-NiOOH/Ni(OH)2-nanowire electrode and Ni-NiO-NiOOH/Ni(OH)2-nanowire electrode; (D) Schematic diagram of the activated process[178]. This figure is quoted with permission from Trafela et al.; (E) Adsorption energies of OH-, glycerol, and the co-adsorption of OH- and glycerol on the NiO (200) surface and the NiCrO-VCr,O (200) surface[175]. This figure is quoted with permission from Xia et al. LSV: Linear sweep voltammetry; HMF: 5-Hydroxymethylfurfural; EOR: ethanol oxidation reaction; NOR: nucleophilic oxidation reaction.

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