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A Cu loaded NiFe layered double hydroxide bifunctional electrocatalyst with a coupled interface structure for both the nitrate reduction reaction and oxygen evolution reaction

Feng Du, Jixin Yao, Hui Luo, Yanru Chen, Yujie Qin, Yuxin Du, Yijian Wang, Wei Hou, Miaoxi Shuai, Chunxian Guo

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We present an interface coupling strategy using Cu nanoclusters and NiFe LDH nanosheets to form a heterostructure electrocatalyst (Cu/NiFe LDH) and apply it as both NO 3 − RR and OER bifunctional electrodes under ambient conditions.

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We present an interface coupling strategy using Cu nanoclusters and NiFe LDH nanosheets to form a heterostructure electrocatalyst (Cu/NiFe LDH) and apply it as both NO 3 − RR and OER bifunctional electrodes under ambient conditions.

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We present an interface coupling strategy using Cu nanoclusters and NiFe LDH nanosheets to form a heterostructure electrocatalyst (Cu/NiFe LDH) and apply it as both NO 3 − RR and OER bifunctional electrodes under ambient conditions.

Key concepts: Bifunctional, Electrocatalyst, Nanoclusters, Hydroxide, Oxygen reduction reaction, Oxygen evolution, Inorganic chemistry, Chemistry

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