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キーワード:
hydrogen evolution, intermetallic compound, Mo7Ni7, molybdenum, MoNi3, MoNi4, nickel, Binary alloys, Crystal structure, Durability, Hydrogen, Hydrogen evolution reaction, Intermetallics, Molybdenum compounds, Specific surface area, 2 layer, Accelerated durability tests, Alkaline media, Crystallographic ordering, Intrinsic instability, Ni electrodes, Single phase, Nickel compounds
要旨:
Molybdenum-nickel materials are catalysts of industrial interest for the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER). Well-characterized surfaces of the single-phase intermetallic compounds Ni7Mo7, Ni3Mo, and Ni4Mo were subjected to accelerated durability tests (ADTs) and thorough characterization to unravel whether crystallographic ordering affects the activity. Their intrinsic instability leads to molybdenum leaching, resulting in higher specific surface areas and nickel-enriched surfaces. These are more prone to form Ni(OH)2 layers, which leads to deactivation of the Mo-Ni materials. The crystal structure of the intermetallic compounds has, due to the intrinsic instability of the materials in alkaline media, no effect on the activity. Ni7Mo7, identified earlier as durable, proves to be highly unstable in the applied ADTs. The results show that the enhanced activity of unsupported bulk Mo-Ni electrodes can solely be ascribed to increased specific surface areas. © 2021 The Authors. Published by American Chemical Society.
