In this paper, a FeS/Co3S4/Mo2S3 ternary heterojunction catalyst featuring a three-dimensional hierarchical nanoflower structure self-assembled from porous nanorods was successfully constructed on nickel foam (NF) by a stepwise hydrothermal synthesis strategy. At the heterointerface, part of the electrons from Co and Mo are transferred to the S atoms, resulting in a decrease in the electron density of the Co and Mo orbitals. Correspondingly, the S atoms that receive electrons from Co/Mo exhibit an increased electron density and further transfer electrons to Fe atoms through Fe‑S bonds (S‑bridges), thereby enhancing the electron density of Fe. This electron rearrangement process, induced by interfacial electronic interactions, optimizes the electronic structure of the electrocatalyst, which significantly enhances charge-transfer efficiency and accelerates the kinetic steps of the electrocatalytic reaction. Ultimately, this leads to a significant enhancement the bifunctional catalytic performance of the catalyst. The optimized catalyst exhibits excellent hydrogen evolution (10 mA cm-2@31 mV) and oxygen evolution activity (10 mA cm-2@222 mV) in alkaline medium. When assembled into a symmetrical total water splitting electrolytic cell, it only needs a low voltage of 1.54 V to drive a current density of 10 mA cm-2, and can maintain excellent stability in a constant current test for up to 200 h. This study not only confirms the great potential of multi-sulfide heterojunctions in electrolyzed water catalysis, but also opens up a multi-dimensional regulation path for the development of a new generation of non-noble metal bifunctional catalysts through the precise linkage design of ''structure-interface-performance''.
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