Atomic Ru–Pt dual sites boost the mass activity and cycle life of alkaline hydrogen evolution†
Abstract
The development of highly efficient and ultrastable electrocatalysts for hydrogen generation from water/real seawater faces huge challenges. Herein, porous carbon-supported amorphous RuPt nanoclusters (Ru5.67Pt/PC) achieve mass activities of 42.28/10.93 A mgPt−1 and ultralong cycling stability in alkaline water/seawater because of the unique cluster structure and atomic Ru–Pt dual sites.