Electrochemical Water Splitting
Fundamentals, Challenges and Advances
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This book provides a comprehensive platform for the research, scientific and educational communities working on electrocatalysis. It covers water electrolysis from different fields of catalysis research, deals with the fundamentals and critically discusses the precise and correct use of evaluating parameters and their calculation for a fair evaluation. Readers find an analysis to probe the origin of different bottlenecks in water electrolysis and scientific methods to enhance the electrode selectivity with high intrinsic activity, effective mass and electron transfer ability, abundant active sites with super hydrophilicity-aerophobicity characteristics and structural, mechanical and chemical stability with high corrosion resistance.
This book provides a comprehensive platform for the research, scientific and educational communities working on electrocatalysis. It covers water electrolysis from different fields of catalysis research, deals with the fundamentals and critically discusses the precise and correct use of evaluating parameters and their calculation for a fair evaluation. Readers find an analysis to probe the origin of different bottlenecks in water electrolysis and scientific methods to enhance the electrode selectivity with high intrinsic activity, effective mass and electron transfer ability, abundant active sites with super hydrophilicity-aerophobicity characteristics and structural, mechanical and chemical stability with high corrosion resistance.
Explains the scientific methods to increase the activity, selectivity, and durability of electrodes Demonstrates how chemistry and engineering can be combined to solve the bottlenecks of electrocatalysis Introduces innovative strategies and viable technical solutions to meet the industrial demand of electrolysis
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Themen in »Electrochemical Water Splitting«
Renewable Energy Resource Electrocatalysis Electrochemical Water Splitting Heterogenous Catalysis Self- Supported Electrocatalyst Transition Metal Based Catalyst Single Atom Catalyst Electronic Modulation Structural Modulation Catalyst-support interactions Non-Conventional Water Electrolysis