Rongmei Zhu, Yi Zhang, Limei Liu, Yong Li, Gaihua He and Huan Pang
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Abstract
Metal hydroxides and oxyhydroxides are efficient catalysts for electrochemical oxygen evolution reactions. Herein, we employed a Co-MOF with a tunable structure, high porosity and easy preparation as a precursor to synthesize a bimetal-doped oxyhydroxide/hydroxide electrocatalyst by sequential electrochemical-Lewis acid co-etching and electrosorption doping. This unique co-etching method successfully introduced the high-valent metal ion Hf4+, as well as the electrosorption efficiently doped Fe3+, into the catalyst. Experimental studies and theoretical simulations indicate that the introduction of Hf4+ optimized the OER kinetics, and the introduction of Fe3+ lowered the overpotential. This synthetic strategy of doping high-valent metal ions provides a new avenue for designing high-performance electrocatalysts.