Metal organic frameworks as electrocatalysts: Hydrogen evolution reactions and overall water splitting
The development of clean energy technologies to protect the environment is an important demand of the times. Electrocatalysis is emerging as a promising method for evolution of hydrogen and overall water splitting. Nowadays, metal organic frameworks (MOFs) have emerged as electrocatalysts having uni...
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