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Potential-Regulated Phosphate Intercalation in Defective Nickel Hydroxyphosphate for Efficient Oxygen Evolution

发布时间:2026-10-26
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发布时间:
2026-10-26
DOI码:
10.1002/smtd.71169
论文名称:
Potential-Regulated Phosphate Intercalation in Defective Nickel Hydroxyphosphate for Efficient Oxygen Evolution
发表刊物:
Small Methods
摘要:
Controlling the transformation and structural incorporation of phosphorus-containing species is critical for regulating the structure and catalytic performance of nickel-based oxygen-evolution catalysts, yet how catalyst-growth conditions direct phosphorus species evolution and structural incorporation remains unclear. Herein, a potential-directed in-situ electrodeposition strategy is developed to regulate the evolution and incorporation behavior of phosphorus-containing species, enabling the construction of phosphate-intercalated nickel hydroxyphosphate on nickel foam (NF). Using hypophosphite as the phosphorus precursor, the deposition potential guides phosphorus-containing species toward either Ni-P formation or phosphate intercalation into the α-Ni(OH)2 framework through modulation of the local interfacial environment. The resulting phosphate-intercalated nickel hydroxyphosphate (Ni2(PO4)(OH)/NF) preserves the hydroxide framework while inducing lattice expansion, local structural distortion, defect-rich transport channels, and P-O-Ni coordination interactions. These structural and electronic features facilitate the formation and stabilization of high- valence Ni oxyhydroxide active species during oxygen evolution. As a result, Ni2(PO4)(OH)/NF delivers an overpotential of 197 mV at 10 mA cm-2 in 1 M KOH and sustains stable electrolysis for over 1200 h. This work establishes a potential-regulated strategy for coupling interfacial alkalization with phosphorus species transformation and phosphate intercalation, providing mechanistic guidance for constructing oxyanion-intercalated electrocatalysts for efficient oxygen evolution.
通讯作者:
Yichuang Xing, Lingfei Si, Bo Hu, Jinwen Shi,* Yanbing Liu, Yage Liu, Binjiang Zhai, Fei Liu, Maochang Liu, Dengwei Jing
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发表时间:
2026-11-02